Stanford researchers have developed a wearable exoskeleton that makes it easier to run, reducing the energy cost of the running motion by as much as 15%. The team says they are working on >>
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New AI-powered blood test could reveal lung cancer without a CT scan
A blood test that uses machine learning to hunt for cancer DNA could reveal lung cancer in patients who otherwise would never have been tested. The system is accurate in roughly two-thirds of >>
Coronavirus shutdowns across the US are saving 600,000 lives, data shows
Coronavirus has forced social distancing and shutdowns of schools and businesses, but these measures are saving hundreds of thousands of lives, researchers say. Reversing course before treatment or vaccine research has matured could >>
New drug combo wiped out coronavirus in patients
A combination of two existing drugs is proving to be effective at eliminating the novel coronavirus in patients confirmed to have the infection. Treatment with both hydroxychloroquine, an anti-malaria drug, and the antibiotic >>
Here’s what a drive-thru coronavirus test looks like
Drive-thru coronavirus testing locations are being set up across the United States and in several other countries. Testing is fast and just requires a swab from inside the patient’s nose. Results can take >>
China says it found a flu drug that can treat coronavirus
Japanese flu drug favipiravir is showing promise in treating symptoms of coronavirus infection and shortening the time the virus remains active in an infected person. Reports out of China suggest the drug is >>
Coronavirus vaccine trials begin today
The first novel coronavirus vaccine tests will begin Monday in Seattle. The vaccine, produced by Moderna Inc, will be given to 45 volunteers in order to determine if it produces harmful side effects. >>
Flatten the curve: The only way America can handle the coronavirus pandemic
Health officials are begging us to help “flatten the curve” of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. But what does it mean to flatten the curve, and why is it so important? Visit BGR’s homepage >>
