Sweden’s loose approach to lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic has resulted in fewer Swedes developing antibodies to the virus than anticipated, a study found. Sweden has opted for a more liberal strategy during the pandemic as much of Europe hunkered down behind closed doors. Keeping most schools, restaurants, bars and businesses open the country adopted
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North Korea has likely developed a mini nuclear device that could fit into the warheads of its ballistic missile, a new United Nations report suggests. Several unidentified countries believe Pyongyang’s past six nuclear tests have helped it to develop the capacity, according to the confidential report submitted Monday to the U.N. Security Council’s North Korea
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More evidence has emerged that the novel coronavirus attacks and severely damages the kidneys. Nearly half of patients with COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, at one New City Hospital suffered acute kidney injury, a new report suggests. Researchers found that, for one-fifth of those patients, the damage was so severe that they needed
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Australian researchers are one step close to a coronavirus vaccine as trials show it DOES generate an immune response in humans An Australian-developed vaccine has shown it can trigger a defence to Covid-19 In a trial of 40 volunteers none experienced any significant side-effects The vaccine will now move to phase two where up to
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Printable stickers and hair dye that react to ultraviolet light can be used to warn people when they’ve been out in the sun for too long, developers claim. Researchers from the University of Washington worked with Microsoft to find an easy way to alert people with different skin tones to the dangers of lengthy UV
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Australians could be first in line for free coronavirus vaccines after getting the green light to stockpile 100 MILLION vials being developed by Queensland scientists Australians will get fee vaccines against COVID-19 if if hits shelves next year The University of Queensland and CSL are taking their vaccine to human trials Queensland’s state government has
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