We knew heart damage was common among patients hospitalized with COVID-19, but now how or why. Today, researchers announced the results from studies that have found the spike protein from the coronavirus 2 virus can lead to heart muscle injury through the inflammatory process.
Not many people noticed it because it was tucked away in a “committee comment”, an attachment to the 5,593-page bill that automatically becomes a part of the legislation. The resulting report must address all “airborne objects that have not been identified” and must provide a detailed analysis of each sighting.
Today the first person in the United States received a COVID-19 vaccination, a vaccine intended to prevent the coronavirus infection. This vaccine is a light at the end of the tunnel, a hope that the pandemic can be stopped. It’s practically a miracle that it was developed so fast.
People that more easily spread viruses are called “superspreaders”. Now scientists have identified the features that make some people superspreaders.
Researchers still know very little about how Coronavirus infects the lungs. After all, it’s hard to study the impact of a disease on a person while you’re scrambling to save their life. To work around this, scientists at Cambridge used donated tissue to grow “mini-lungs” in three dimensions to track the impact of SARS-CoV-2 on…
I’m not trying to imply anything but… Here’s a map of average IQ by state compared to coronavirus hotspots. Any questions?
Bloomberg reported today that Chinese doctors are seeing a concerning, new behavior in coronavirus infections. A new cluster of cases on the northeast region suggest the pathogen may be changing in ways that could complicate efforts to stamp it out.
Scientists created this stunning 3D coronavirus model using the latest scientific research into the structure of the coronavirus. It’s a beauty!
It’s not being talked about, but early reports show coronavirus may cause permanent lung damage – even in young patients. A Belgian doctor who studied coronavirus patients said scans of young patients’ lungs was “nothing short of terrifying”.
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