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Plus, startups are at the highest rate in 13 years, watch the rising international COVID-19 numbers, gaming has grown during the pandemic, and more. Covering COVID-19 is a daily Poynter briefing of story ideas about the coronavirus and other timely topics for journalists, written by senior faculty …
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Among the many COVID-19 conspiracy theories, I recently came across one that’s got an interesting neuroscience twist. The theory is that infrared thermometers – widely used to screen people for fever – are actually designed to damage the brain’s pineal gland with some kind of harmful rays. The …
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Alongside a strip of candy-colored houses on London’s Portobello Road, a freshly scrawled message blared out from the older graffiti on a garage door: “Take off your mask!” The sentiment echoed that of thousands of unmasked protesters who packed Trafalgar Square in the center of the city on …
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People infected by the coronavirus develop long-term immunity to COVID-19. A new study published August 14 in the journal Cell presented evidence that the immune system is capable of preventing the recurrence of the disease, thanks to specialized immune cells that commit the virus into memory. …
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Image CTV report, September “Red zones”, travel bans, quarantines, “red lists”. A “Second Wave” has been announced. The fear campaign has gone into overdrive. Millions of people are lining up for Covid-19 testing. Drastic state measures are contemplated, including restrictions on social …
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Dr. Heiko Schöning, one of the founders of Doctors for the Truth which is an association of thousands of medical doctors around the world, said that the measures of the governments regarding COVID-19 are absolutely inappropriate. “I would also like to introduce myself. My name is Heiko SCHÖNING, …
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Find the latest COVID-19 news and guidance in Medscape’s Coronavirus Resource Center. This transcript has been edited for clarity. Hi. I’m Art Caplan. I’m at the Division of Medical Ethics at New York University’s Grossman School of Medicine. We live in the age of social media, with lots of …
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Around the globe, scientists are racing to create a coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine. But with America alone needing hundreds of millions of vaccines, regardless if citizens actually want them or not, experts are worried about one thing: Do they have enough freezers to store the vaccines? Not enough …
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Across the globe, countries struggle to find effective ways to fight the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) and maintain their economies. For a country like Indonesia, the situation is dire enough that the country is volunteering to act as a testing ground for a Chinese coronavirus vaccine. With over …
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The posters use 12 people from the Bradford district to tell their stories People in Bradford who have lost loved ones to Covid-19 are being featured in a campaign to dispel myths and conspiracy theories about the virus. The “behind the mask” campaign uses stories of local people on social media …
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