“We were initially approached by our colleagues in critical-care medicine, who had observed severe delirium in many patients who were hospitalised with Covid-19,” says neuro-oncologist Jessica Wilcox, of the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, in New York. Her team’s initial investigations eventually snowballed into a multidisciplinary collaboration between neurology, critical …
Read More »Scientists identify potential culprit behind post-Covid-19 ‘brain fog’
“We were initially approached by our colleagues in critical-care medicine, who had observed severe delirium in many patients who were hospitalised with Covid-19,” says neuro-oncologist Jessica Wilcox, of the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, in New York. Her team’s initial investigations eventually snowballed into a multidisciplinary collaboration between neurology, critical …
Read More »Scientists detect water vapor in unlikely location on Mars, hinting at potentially abundant, life-filled past
A slew of orbital and rover research has been dedicated to examining traces of ancient river valleys which have long indicated that water once flowed across the surface of Mars. New research by two scientists at Britain’s Open University, published in the journal Science Advances, suggests the presence of hydrogen …
Read More »Scientists detect water vapor in unlikely location on Mars, hinting at potentially abundant, life-filled past
A slew of orbital and rover research has been dedicated to examining traces of ancient river valleys which have long indicated that water once flowed across the surface of Mars. New research by two scientists at Britain’s Open University, published in the journal Science Advances, suggests the presence of hydrogen …
Read More »Scientists discover new bacterium linked to fatal, mystery chimp disease which could jump to humans
Since 2005, some 56 critically endangered Western chimpanzees have died suddenly at the Tacugama sanctuary in Sierra Leone after abruptly developing bouts of neurological problems, extreme intestinal bloating, vomiting and diarrhea. No medical treatment could prevent their impending doom. This week, after five years of research, scientists think they have …
Read More »Children of Men come true? Covid-19 may reduce male fertility worldwide, scientists warn
Researchers from the Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Wuhan are calling for more urgent research into the long-term consequences of Covid-19 infection on male fertility, amid mounting evidence of decreased sperm mobility, lower sperm counts and testicular damage. “We propose that there is an urgent need to track …
Read More »Swiss scientists announce breakthrough in 60-year-old Soviet mystery, claiming Dyatlov Pass skiers caused own deaths in avalanche
For six decades, amateur detectives and media analysts alike have speculated about how nine young hikers died in mysterious circumstances on a mountainside in a remote Russian region. Now, though, in what may solve the half-century-old riddle, a team of researchers from Switzerland claims it has cracked the long-standing question …
Read More »Siberian scientists photograph ‘British variant’ of Covid-19 for first time while studying structure in significant breakthrough
According to Rospotrebnadzor, the country’s health watchdog, the photo was taken under a microscope as part of an ongoing study into coronavirus, “including its structural features and manifestations in cell cultures.” The research revealed that PCR tests reliably detect the British strain and also confirmed that the mutation doesn’t change …
Read More »Korean scientists may have discovered ‘elixir of youth’ that ‘erases wrinkles’ and could even reverse brain and muscle decline
Scientists at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have discovered a way to make skin cells “grow younger.” They claim the original technique can be used to “reverse the ageing process and prevent diseases related to ageing and prolong life span.” Speaking to RT from KAIST University, Professor …
Read More »Scientists think vaccines will work on Brazilian Covid variant, says UK minister defending delayed South American travel ban
Speaking on Friday, British Transport Secretary Grant Shapps told Sky News that there was some concern about the Brazilian variant, which was enough to make the government take precautionary measures to stop it reaching the UK. “We had a look at this particular mutation, as opposed to many other thousands …
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