[ad_1] “Unlike the others, I entered the rooms.” Matteo bassetti, director of the Department of Infectious Diseases of San Martino di Genova, is interviewed by Clean slate in a report on deniers. “When someone calls me a denialist, look at your own house. I don’t go and say where other …
Read More »The surreal light of San Francisco Bay, seen from a drone | Blinks
[ad_1] The extensive wildfires that have affected California in recent weeks have caused a thick layer of smoke that covered the San Francisco Bay on Wednesday morning, filtering the sun’s rays and spreading a surreal, almost dystopian orange light throughout. the city. The anomalous situation made many stop to photograph …
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[ad_1] Ansa The warning comes from the World Health Organization that it adds a 90-pound load at night to the abrupt stop of the AstraZeneca brand vaccine. “It will take a long time to achieve herd immunity,” she explained. Bbc Dr. Soumya Swaminathan, one of the principal investigators of the …
Read More »Back to school: what masks and visors really protect?
[ad_1] Masks examined by researchers at Duke University in Durham (photo by Emma Fischer, Duke University) The same occurs with valve masks, which are even less effective in stopping the emitted drops and with all homemade masks that, unless they are very close to the face and are made of …
Read More »“Sturgis Bicyclist Gathering Caused 266,796 Infections in the US”
[ad_1] The Sturgis motorcycle rally contributed significantly to the spread of the coronavirus in South Dakota and in most of the United States: up to 266,796 infections (19% of cases recorded between August 2 and September 2 nationwide) It could be related to the event, the largest event organized in …
Read More »Vaccino Oxford, Gismondo: «Normal hitch, it takes years. And it may never come “
[ad_1] We asked Professor Maria Rita Gismondo, director of the Laboratory of Clinical Microbiology, Virology and Bioemergency Diagnosis of the Sacco Hospital in Milan, how she values the suspension of the tests.“I must admit that the company has been very serious in the investigation and unfortunately I have to underline …
Read More »Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine, “one case in every 50 thousand people involved”. Transverse myelitis found per test participant
[ad_1] Transverse myelitis. An inflammation of the spinal nervous system that, depending on the force with which it is proposed, can also lead to motor, sensory and autonomic dysfunctions. Not to death (except in exceptional cases) but in any case to debilitating consequences. It is this condition of one of …
Read More »Corononavirus, stop the Oxford Astrazeneca vaccine. Garattini: “It can happen, it is not a rejection. Wait for the complete study”
[ad_1] Scientists and researchers are not surprised by the suspension of testing for the Oxford Astrazeneca vaccine due to a suspected serious adverse reaction in one of the volunteers being tested. “It can happen and it could also be expected, it also happens with drugs, but it is not a …
Read More »AstraZeneca, vaccine clinical trials suspended due to suspected reaction
[ad_1] coronavirus For the British Health Minister, this is not a setback. The Chinese CanSino defends its vaccine from the doubts of experts outside the company Esperanza: “First doses of the Covid vaccine at the end of the year” For the British Health Minister, this is not a setback. The …
Read More »The COVID vaccine enters the electoral campaign. Ready in October?
[ad_1] the Vaccine for COVID-19 has become a hot topic of the election campaign for United States presidential election. The risk is that of an instrumental political drift of the issue, so important at a scientific and health level, especially in the United States, where the pandemic has been devastating. …
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