A coronavirus whistleblower who fled Hong Kong in April to escape persecution from the Chinese government said in recent interviews that she has evidence China lied about human-to-human transmission as well as evidence >>
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The lame media reports of 250K COVID-19 cases from the Sturgis bike rally are disgustingly wrong
A research paper about the Sturgis bike rally in South Dakota that was held back in August attracted heavy media attention when it was published, because of its claim that more than a quarter of >>
Coronavirus can survive on chilled salmon for eight days, study claims
The novel coronavirus can survive on chilled salmon for eight days, according to a new study from China. The research follows recent coronavirus outbreaks in China and New Zealand that were linked to >>
Post-coronavirus syndrome affecting children might be worse than we thought
The novel coronavirus can cause a mysterious syndrome in some children that present itself a few weeks after a COVID-19 infection. Known as multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C), the syndrome appears to be more >>
One of the most promising coronavirus vaccine trials was halted due to a serious adverse reaction
AstraZeneca confirmed that the Oxford vaccine’s Phase 3 trial was paused as it investigates the matter to determine what caused a serious adverse reaction in a volunteer in the UK. A report says >>
Here’s the safety pledge that 9 coronavirus vaccine makers just signed
Nine companies involved in coronavirus vaccine research inked a pledge to uphold the scientific principles that would ensure the safe development of COVID-19 vaccines. A report a few days ago said the pledge >>
2 symptoms will help you tell coronavirus apart from the flu this fall
The coronavirus-flu “twindemic” threat is closing in fast, with health experts warning that a convergence of the two respiratory illness might be highly problematic. Doctors can’t reliably tell the difference between the two >>
Coronavirus vaccine makers will issue a joint pledge not to cut corners on safety
A few of the leading coronavirus vaccine developers plan to sign a joint pledge that will say the companies will not seek government approval unless their drugs are safe and effective. The unusual >>
