The coronavirus’ US toll is continuing to get worse, even as everyone’s attention has moved on to more acute tragedy that’s dominating attention in the country right now. More than 1.8 million people >>
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Top Italian doctor claims that the coronavirus is disappearing
Italy has seen an improvement in coronavirus statistics over the past few weeks, as the curve has been flattened significantly. The country is opening up slowly, with some demanding more swift action from >>
A drug that provides temporary coronavirus immunity started human trials
Companies working on brand new coronavirus drugs meant to treat COVID-19 and provide limited immunity are approaching human trials. Monoclonal antibodies are artificially grown antibodies based on the ones the immune system develops >>
Dr. Fauci finally has some good news about the coronavirus second wave
Dr. Anthony Fauci says a coronavirus second wave is possible, but not inevitable. Speaking in an interview with CNN, the doctor said that we don’t have to accept the second wave of infections >>
Doctors may have found a new way to predict and treat severe coronavirus cases
Future coronavirus treatment may include meds that boost the number of T-cells in the blood, which are capable of neutralizing pathogens that infect the body. Researchers from the UK discovered that severe COVID-19 >>
The best photos and reactions from this historic day for SpaceX and NASA
Saturday’s SpaceX launch made history by launching astronauts from US soil for the first time since the Space Shuttle era that ended almost a decade ago. The launch was also a milestone moment >>
Trump says he’d take hydroxychloroquine again, which is even more dangerous than it sounds
President Trump said he would take hydroxychloroquine again “if he thought he was exposed” to the novel coronavirus, even after extensive testing has proven that the anti-malaria drug isn’t as effective in treating >>
