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Covid: New study finds link between Covid antiviral drug & virus mutations - Vimarsana News

Covid: New study finds link between Covid antiviral drug & virus mutations

A study published in the journal Nature has found a link between the COVID-19 antiviral drug molnupiravir and a pattern of mutations in the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The drug induces mutations in the virus's genome, damaging or killing the virus and reducing viral load.

95% of NFTs Are Now Reportedly Worthless: Who Won? - Vimarsana News

95% of NFTs Are Now Reportedly Worthless: Who Won?

In the aftermath of the NFT craze, a staggering 95 percent of these digital tokens reportedly hold little to no value.

Big Tech Firms Loosening Safeguards on Content Moderation Ahead of 2024 Elections, Sparking Concerns - Vimarsana News

Big Tech Firms Loosening Safeguards on Content Moderation Ahead of 2024 Elections, Sparking Concerns

The 2024 global election is on the horizon, and prominent US-based tech platforms are walking back on policies aimed at curbing misinformation, raising concerns among experts.

The healthcare workers with the highest suicide risk: Study - Vimarsana News

The healthcare workers with the highest suicide risk: Study

New study shows that healthcare workers such as registered nurses, healthcare support workers and health technicians are more likely to die by suicide than the

Marine Heatwaves Kill Over 1 Billion Sea Creatures Off Canada, United States Coast in 2021 [Research] - Vimarsana News

Marine Heatwaves Kill Over 1 Billion Sea Creatures Off Canada, United States Coast in 2021 [Research]

Similar incidents in the region have been reported over the past decade. Click to read more. Marine heatwaves killed more than 1 billion sea creatures off the coasts of Canada and the United States back in 2021, according to research, which highlights that even the said natural disaster can be intense in deeper water.