Through the observation of mice, scientists determined when a male rodent is exposed to a sick female mouse, it avoids physical contact and evades animal instincts. The physical distancing between the animals is due to the recognition of odors caused by some disease or bacterial components induced by the researchers. Likewise, the response of the […]
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If approved within that period, this immunization would not reach Spain until April, as confirmed by Health The European Medicines Agency (EMA, for its acronym in English) plans to approve the vaccine against the coronavirus Covid-19 from the pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson on March 11, as assured this Friday. If authorized, it would be […]
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An asteroid was about to impact the Earth last Friday, November 13, when it passed almost 400 kilometers from the South Pacific. The space rock, named 2020 VT4, was detected by the Asteroid Earth Impact Last Warning System (Atlas) at the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii, according to the Universe Today portal. “Asteroid-2020 VT4 is […]
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Now comes new findings on how you can protect yourself against Covid-19. Several studies show that vitamin D reduces the risk of becoming seriously ill in covid-19 – by as much as 50 percent. According to studies done in the USA, Great Britain and Ireland, vitamin D can protect against Covid-19, and in Great Britain […]
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A team of paleontologists announces the discovery of a hadrosaur or “duck-billed dinosaur” in Africa. This interesting premiere raises the even more fascinating idea that these dinosaurs crossed the sea to reach this continent. The Hadrosauridae, more commonly known as “duck-billed dinosaurs”, is a very common extinct family of ornithopod dinosaurs. We know from fossil […]
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They inject specific proteins into the testes to increase sperm production and treat male infertility, as a (successful) study in mice has promised. In France, around one in eight couples consult because of difficulty conceiving a child. In three-quarters of cases, it is a question of infertility of male or female origin or associated with […]
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Certainly, this controversial study on hydroxychloroquine published two weeks ago will have caused a stir. The Lancet magazine has just withdrawn it, explaining that three of its authors had retracted. They discussed the responsibility of the Surgisphere, a company specializing in health data analysis. Retraction of the authors and deletion of the study Just a […]
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The new coronavirus, which appeared in humans several months ago, may “never go away,” according to a senior official at the World Health Organization (WHO). So we may have to learn to “live with”. While SARS-CoV-2 has already infected more than 4.3 million people worldwide, and killed nearly 300,000 of them (officially), we tend to […]
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According to scientists from the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Foundation Trust and the University of East Anglia in the UK, vitamin D deficiency may be linked to an increased risk of dying from the COVID-19 coronavirus. The researchers focused the study in European countries such as Spain, Switzerland, Italy, among others, where they analyzed the levels […]
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Two extremely rare white giraffes were recently killed in northeast Kenya, presumably by poachers, according to environmentalists. There were only three in Kenya; there is only one left today. The bodies of two extremely rare white giraffes (a female and her baby born in summer 2019) were indeed found yesterday (March 10) by forest rangers […]
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