Coronavirus airborne spread was a hot topic this week, as hundreds of scientists urged the World Health Organization to acknowledge the importance of aerosols in COVID-19 transmission. The WHO said earlier this week >>
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WHO finally acknowledges the coronavirus airborne transmission risk
Coronavirus airborne transmission is evident, 239 researchers said recently, urging the World Health Organization to acknowledge the risk. The organization said in response that there’s “emerging evidence” that the virus can spread via >>
WHO resumes hydroxychloroquine trials in light of study controversy
Coronavirus treatment trials that include hydroxychloroquine will continue following a massive research controversy, the World Health Organization announced. The hydroxychloroquine arm of the COVID-19 Solidarity trial was halted after a large study said >>
WHO says no current coronavirus treatments can kill or stop the virus
The World Health Organization (WHO) says there are some treatments can limit the severity of novel coronavirus cases, and that it’s focusing on four or five of them. But the WHO also made >>
WHO says it knows the origin of the novel coronavirus
The World Health Organization (WHO) says the novel coronavirus came from animals, and there’s no evidence of lab manipulation. Some conspiracy theories claim COVID-19 was either engineered by humans or escaped a research >>
WHO says the coronavirus pandemic is about to get even worse
The World Health Organization (WHO) says “the worst” of the novel coronavirus pandemic is yet to come. The organization didn’t explain how the worst of a virus that has infected more than 2.4 >>
WHO to launch coronavirus app for iPhone and Android
The World Health Organization will release an official coronavirus information app for iPhone, Android, and the web. The WHO MyHealth app will launch on March 30th and will include all the information the >>
4 promising coronavirus cures are now part of a massive drug megatrial
The World Health Organization is spearheading a massive COVID-19 drug trial that will include thousands of patients in participating countries. The Solidarity megatrial will focus on four distinct therapies that include drugs that >>
