Science & Health

CDC Raises Singapore Travel Risk to Highest Level as Daily Covid-19 Cases Breach 2,500

"Because of the current situation in Singapore, even fully vaccinated travelers may be at risk for getting and spreading Covid-19 variants", said the CDC.

Oct 19, 2021

By Nirmeeti Patole

Coronavirus

The Future of Tech: Revolutionizing Healthcare

A world leading genomics company, BGI Group, is working to revolutionize cancer treatment by utilizing the next generation DNBSEQ™ NGS technology platform to provide whole genome sequencing faster and at a lower cost than other platforms.

Oct 19, 2021

By IBT Desk

China's Inhalable Covid Vaccine as Booster Shot May Boost Antibodies 300-Fold

Taking an inactivated vaccine as a booster after two inactivated vaccine shots, increases the neutralising antibodies by only 30 times.

Oct 19, 2021

By IANS

Coronavirus

Covid-19 Vaccines Cause Fertility Problems? ESPN Reporter Quits Job Citing Her Effort to Conceive a Second Child

Allison Williams posted a five-minute video on Instagram to explain her decision, saying she is "so morally and ethically not aligned with this" as she and her husband are looking to have another child.

Oct 18, 2021

By Nirmeeti Patole

Coronavirus

Single Shot J&J Covid-19 Vaccine Should Have Been a 2-Shot Jab From Beginning, Says Fauci

The US Food and Drug Administration advisory committee recommended Friday that all adults who received the single-dose J&J shot should get a second vaccine at least two months after their first dose.

Oct 18, 2021

By Nirmeeti Patole

Coronavirus

Russian spacecraft blasts off to International Space Station

Russian Film Crew 'Safely' Returns to Earth After Shooting First Movie in Space

The filmmakers had blasted off from the Russia-leased Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan earlier this month, travelling to the ISS to film scenes for 'The Challenge'.

Oct 17, 2021

By Nirmeeti Patole

Conditions Hospitable for Life? Hubble Finds Persistent Water Vapour in Jupiter's Moon

Europa reflects more sunlight than Ganymede, keeping the surface 60 degrees Fahrenheit cooler than Ganymede.

Oct 16, 2021

By IANS

US FDA Backs Half-Dose Moderna Booster for at-risk Adults

Earlier this month, the US regulators had authorised Covid booster shots of Pfizer and BioNTech's.

Oct 15, 2021

By IANS

Coronavirus

Keeping patients safe: product safety engineer Krishna Singhal on what modern technology can do to ensure security for medical procedures

Krishna Singhal said Improvements in the area of MRI scanning are of tremendous importance, as it is estimated that the U.S. alone conducts approximately 40 million MRI scans annually.

Oct 14, 2021

By Alexander Maxwell

Russia's Sputnik Light Vaccine is 83% Effective Against Covid, Says Study

The one-shot vaccine, when administered alone, demonstrated 70 per cent efficacy against infection from the Delta variant.

Oct 14, 2021

By IANS

Coronavirus

Japanese Drugmaker to Launch First-Ever Plant-Based Covid Vaccine

The vaccine candidate will be developed by the Osaka-based company's subsidiary Medicago from a plant from the tobacco family by December 2021.

Oct 13, 2021

By IANS

Coronavirus

Agroforestry: The Future of UK Sustainable Farming

Agroforestry practices across the UK can help the productivity and profitability of the land, improving current farming practices. But what is agroforestry, what are the different forms, and how can its presence in the UK help reduce the ramifications of climate change?

Oct 13, 2021

By Mandy Lieu

Kamala Harris Roasted Over NASA Space Video with Child Actors

Teens who took part were revealed to be child actors and Harris has faced criticism for not recruiting kids who are passionate about the space industry.

Oct 12, 2021

By Nirmeeti Patole

Nasa Space

Texas Governor Decries Biden 'Bullying', Bars Vaccine Mandates in State

Abbott's move sets him up for a clash with President Joe Biden, who last month called on businesses nationwide to order their workers to be vaccinated or lose their jobs.

Oct 12, 2021

By Reuters

Coronavirus

NASA's Perseverance Rover Reveals History of Water on Mars

The rover provided images of escarpments in the delta, which formed from sediment accumulating at the mouth of an ancient river that long ago fed the crater's lake.

Oct 11, 2021

By IANS

Nasa

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Lantern Festival to Glow Brighter as Rare 'Blood Moon' Eclipse Dazzles Singapore, Taiwan Skies

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CDC Raises Singapore Travel Risk to Highest Level as Daily Covid-19 Cases Breach 2,500

The Future of Tech: Revolutionizing Healthcare

China's Inhalable Covid Vaccine as Booster Shot May Boost Antibodies 300-Fold

Covid-19 Vaccines Cause Fertility Problems? ESPN Reporter Quits Job Citing Her Effort to Conceive a Second Child

Single Shot J&J Covid-19 Vaccine Should Have Been a 2-Shot Jab From Beginning, Says Fauci

Russian Film Crew 'Safely' Returns to Earth After Shooting First Movie in Space

Conditions Hospitable for Life? Hubble Finds Persistent Water Vapour in Jupiter's Moon

US FDA Backs Half-Dose Moderna Booster for at-risk Adults

Keeping patients safe: product safety engineer Krishna Singhal on what modern technology can do to ensure security for medical procedures

Russia's Sputnik Light Vaccine is 83% Effective Against Covid, Says Study

Japanese Drugmaker to Launch First-Ever Plant-Based Covid Vaccine

Agroforestry: The Future of UK Sustainable Farming

Kamala Harris Roasted Over NASA Space Video with Child Actors

Texas Governor Decries Biden 'Bullying', Bars Vaccine Mandates in State

NASA's Perseverance Rover Reveals History of Water on Mars

Lantern Festival to Glow Brighter as Rare 'Blood Moon' Eclipse Dazzles Singapore, Taiwan Skies

Lantern Festival to Glow Brighter as Rare 'Blood Moon' Eclipse Dazzles Singapore, Taiwan Skies

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