Tag: Covid-19
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Infographic – Worries Continue About Public Activities
As Covid-19 cases and deaths continue to rise in the U.S., Americans by and large continue to support restrictions on public activity during the pandemic.
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The behavior of the COVID-19 meta-structure provides the answer to stopping its spread
Matrics2 posits that the Contact Avoidance System is a viable technical solution that if widely used would eliminate all the links in the COVID-19 meta-structure.
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Phone-Linked Diagnostic Sensor Designed for Covid-19
A university engineering lab is creating a small reusable device connected to a smartphone that detects SARS-CoV-2 viruses in a drop of saliva.
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Survey Tracking Covid-19 Mental Health Impact
A survey is underway in the U.S. to gauge the mental health impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, with data also collected with personal activity trackers.
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![[Updated] Fast Paper Strip Covid-19 Test Devised with Crispr](https://technewslit.com/sciencebusiness/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/SherlockTestStrips_Zhanglab_BroadInst-150x112.jpg)
[Updated] Fast Paper Strip Covid-19 Test Devised with Crispr
A simple, fast test for Covid-19 infections with treated paper dipped in specimens is being created with the gene-editing technology Crispr.
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Microsoft, Biotech Examine Covid-19 Immune Response
A study is enrolling home-bound participants to learn more about the response of T-cells in the immune system to SARS-CoV-2 viruses causing Covid-19 infections.
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TB Vaccine Test on Covid-19 Expanding to Europe
A clinical trial testing a current tuberculosis vaccine among health care workers in Australia is expanding in that country and to two European countries.
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Biotech Gains Antibody Discovery, Manufacturing Funds
A Canadian biotechnology company is receiving government funds for Covid-19 antibody discovery and manufacturing for current and future pandemics.
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Infographic – U.S. Public Divided on Contact Tracking
A survey by the Washington Post and University of Maryland released this week indicates the proposed app is getting a lukewarm reception at best.
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Stroke Found in More Young Adult Covid-19 Patients
An analysis of medical records shows individuals age 30 to 50 with Covid-19 infections are more likely to experience a stroke than their non-infected counterparts.