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Over 87,000 research papers published on Covid-19 by October 2020: Analysis February 25, 2021 For the analysis, the researchers looked for coronavirus-related articles in several scientific databases The coronavirus pandemic has invigorated researchers and scholars around the world as they try to wrap their minds around the virulent virus. A new analysis showed that more than 87,000 papers have been published on coronavirus between the inception of the pandemic and October 2020. “It is an astonishing number of publications - it may be unprecedented in the history of science,” said Caroli...

According to a study, strict physical distancing rules coupled with vaccination programmes could be enough to prevent recurring peaks of Covid-19.

CHICAGO (WLS) -- A new study out Thursday shows the disproportionate impact of COVD-19 on Hispanics in Cook County in the early days of the pandemic. From mid-March to mid-May 2020, 60% of all hospitalized COVID-19 infected patients at Cook County Health were Hispanic. At one point in mid-April, that number climbed to 75%. Common threads among those patients included living in areas with high proportions of residents who were also Hispanic, living in multi-generational homes or overcrowded residences, and being employed in manufacturing and construction. "The rapid and disproportionate increa...

Study Reveals 'Special Imunity' Develops In Covid Patients For 6 Months Scientists observed, the immune system creates memory B cells that recognise the coronavirus, and quickly unleash a new round of antibodies when contacting it the second time AP/PTI Outlook Web Bureau 2021-01-24T15:00:14+05:30 Study Reveals 'Special Imunity' Develops In Covid Patients For 6 Months outlookindia.com 2021-01-24T15:02:15+05:30 The recent study revealed that the people who have recovered from the coronavirus infection develops an 'special imunity' against the infection for upto s...

Updated Jan 18, 2021 | 11:15 IST What hasn't helped quell the contention that a bio-engineered virus may have leaked from a lab is the immense secrecy with which China has gone about its investigation. Representational image.  |  Photo Credit: iStock Images Key Highlights Importantly, the disclosure of the information comes alongside China's honouring of Shi Zhengli, one of the country's leading virologists, also often referred to as 'Bat Woman' for her research and expertise into bats The theory of COVID-19 being engineered at a lab in Wuhan has largely bee...