(E) Yale School of Medicine just released its initial treatment algorithm for hospitalized patients with non–severe COVID-19 which is very similar to the one from Professor Raoult at the IHU […]
(E) The arenicola marina (or lugworm or sandworm) has a blood structure that is comparable to human hemoglobin but according to Hemarina, a French biotech start-up, it differs in three […]
(E) Johnson & Johnson has just announced, that in partnership with the US federal government, it will invest more than $1 billion in a potential vaccine, developed at the Beth […]
(E) Two excellent articles, well detailed and can be understood by everyone. In the New Yorker: “From Bats to Human Lungs, the Evolution of a Coronavirus” , and in the […]
(E) Easy, fast, and useful to read, published in Le Monde: Comment le savon permet de détruire le coronavirus? Note: The picture above is un savon de Marseilles. Copyright © […]
(E) We know for sure that transferring antibodies from health patients to critically ill ones should work. Mount Sinai Hospital, based in New York, is working on it: Mount Sinai […]
(E) We just need one to work well, and asap! Reported in ScienceMag: “WHO launches global mega trial of the four most promising coronavirus treatments“. Treatments include: Remdesivir (antiviral – […]
(E) Cepheid, a company which provides automated molecular diagnostics through its GeneXpert® System for hospitals has announced a new test approved by the FDA for Covid-19 that can be performed […]
(E) Caltech published a complete, clear, and concise summary of the conoravirus pandemic in a Q&A with David Ho, whose research has been key for the understanding of the HIV […]
(E) Sanofi said it could potentially treat COVID-19 patients with its anti-malarial drug Plaquenil after what it described as “promising” early test results. Sanofi said it was ready to work […]
(E) It goes without saying that some of the best biotech firms and researchers are working no stop to find a vaccine against the COVID-19 virus. Today, Moderna ,a biotech […]
(E) Business Insider has one chart that summarized how the US is behind many other countries in testing its population against the coronavirus: “One chart shows how many coronavirus tests […]
(E) The New Yorker has published a thorough interview – Understand the Novel Coronavirus – with Justin Lessler, an associate professor of epidemiology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of […]
(E) Excellent article from Ars Technica for: “Understanding the Ebola virus”. As the title mentioned it: “The virus itself is really nothing special – until it gets inside a human”. […]
(E) The White House is now considering robots for winning the fight against the Ebola virus: Intouch health’s remote presence robot, Xenex’s germ-zapping robot, and humanoid robots. A series of brainstorming meetings […]
(E) Everyone knows about it. We are losing the battle against the Ebola virus. However, instead of taking that challenge seriously, we seem to have been indifferent and complacent. Docteur […]
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