Science & Health

After Moderna, UK Scientists Turn to Llama-Based Antibody Treatment to Combat Coronavirus

UK scientists noticed that antibodies of llamas have shown to promising evidence to combat novel Coronavirus

Jul 15, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Phase 1 Results of Moderna's Coronavirus Vaccine Show it Is Safe, Induces Immune Response

No study volunteers witnessed a serious side effect, but more than half confirmed moderate reactions such as fatigue, headache, chills, muscle aches or pain at the injection site

Jul 15, 2020

By IBTimes APAC Desk

Coronavirus

Malaysia plans not to ban hotdogs or revoke halal certifications

You Can Potentially Eat 84 Hot Dogs in 10 Minutes Though Record is 75, Says Study

According to a new study, if the right training is given, one can eat up to 84 hot dogs in one go and this may be linked to the evolutionary process

Jul 15, 2020

By Vinay B.S.

NUS-GIS Scientists Develop Artificial Liver from Stem Cells to Help Devise Therapies for NAFLD

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a common disease that affects 25 percent of the world population and one third in Singapore but it has no cure

Jul 15, 2020

By Krishnendu Banerjee

NUS

MIT, Harvard Scientists Claim 2 Ancient Practices Can Help Defeat Coronavirus

Some researchers are also hopeful about the use of Ayurveda as a remedy of Coronavirus and for that reason in India scientists have been researching on this

Jul 15, 2020

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

Coronavirus

Coronavirus Dormant for Months Before Activating into Lethal Form, WHO Representative Says

Several medical experts believe that the dormant coronavirus was activated by environmental conditions.

Jul 15, 2020

By Nirmal Narayanan

Coronavirus

Researchers Discover New Antiviral Mechanism for Development of Dengue Treatment

The study by the multidisciplinary team was published in the journal in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

Jul 14, 2020

By IBTimes SG Desk

Scientists Reveal How Our Brains Can Remain Active During Repetitive And Familiar Tasks

The study demonstrated how stored information is reliably accessed by the brain in spite of significant alterations in brain signals that constitute it

Jul 14, 2020

By IBTimes APAC Desk

Iraq: 11 new born babies killed in Baghdad maternity hospital fire

Doctors Find World's First Reported Case of Unborn Child Contracting Coronavirus While Inside Womb

The deadly virus outbreak has created a major stir around the world in recent times infecting more than 13 million people globally

Jul 14, 2020

By Ishan Ghosh

Coronavirus

Can Big Data Analytics Help in Projecting Predictive Model to Curb Coronavirus Spread?

As countries are reopening businesses to recover from the fallout of Coronavirus pandemic, a predictive model can help stop the spread

Jul 14, 2020

By Krishnendu Banerjee

Coronavirus

Argentina's COVID-19 Mystery: 57 Sailors Who Tested Negative Earlier Turn Positive After 35 Days at Sea

Scientists have been puzzled by how, despite a 14-day quarantine period after the tests, Coronavirus reached the crew at sea

Jul 14, 2020

By Akshay Saraswat

Coronavirus

Why Are Strong Memories Attached to Emotions? Research is on to Find Out

New research says that strong emotions such as fear get stored in neurons and get 'synchronized' as one recalls the memory.

Jul 14, 2020

By Vinay B.S.

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Squirrel Tests Positive For Bubonic Plague in Colorado; How Can Pet Owner Stay Safe?

Bubonic plague killed almost 50 million people from Europe, Asia and Africa in the 1340s.

Jul 14, 2020

By Gaurav Mishra

In a Worst-case Scenario, UK May Witness 120,000 Coronavirus Deaths This Winter, Say Experts

Experts recommend Britain to prepare now as it can face a more deadly second wave of COVID-19 in the coming winter, which can potentially kill up to 120,000 people

Jul 14, 2020

By IBTimes SG Desk

Coronavirus

Risk of Dementia Can Be Reduced By Healthy Lifestyle Despite Genetic Risk

Healthy lifestyle can decrease a person's risk of dementia, even though there is a high genetic risk, says study calling for elderly to exercise more

Jul 14, 2020

By Vinay B.S.

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After Moderna, UK Scientists Turn to Llama-Based Antibody Treatment to Combat Coronavirus

Phase 1 Results of Moderna's Coronavirus Vaccine Show it Is Safe, Induces Immune Response

You Can Potentially Eat 84 Hot Dogs in 10 Minutes Though Record is 75, Says Study

NUS-GIS Scientists Develop Artificial Liver from Stem Cells to Help Devise Therapies for NAFLD

MIT, Harvard Scientists Claim 2 Ancient Practices Can Help Defeat Coronavirus

Coronavirus Dormant for Months Before Activating into Lethal Form, WHO Representative Says

Researchers Discover New Antiviral Mechanism for Development of Dengue Treatment

Scientists Reveal How Our Brains Can Remain Active During Repetitive And Familiar Tasks

Doctors Find World's First Reported Case of Unborn Child Contracting Coronavirus While Inside Womb

Can Big Data Analytics Help in Projecting Predictive Model to Curb Coronavirus Spread?

Argentina's COVID-19 Mystery: 57 Sailors Who Tested Negative Earlier Turn Positive After 35 Days at Sea

Why Are Strong Memories Attached to Emotions? Research is on to Find Out

Squirrel Tests Positive For Bubonic Plague in Colorado; How Can Pet Owner Stay Safe?

In a Worst-case Scenario, UK May Witness 120,000 Coronavirus Deaths This Winter, Say Experts

Risk of Dementia Can Be Reduced By Healthy Lifestyle Despite Genetic Risk

Satellite-to-Device Services Enter Commercial Phase as Carriers Expand D2D Infrastructure

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