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Question asked on 10/08/2020 Hello, The analysis of the results of RT-PCR tests that measure the viral load of Sars-CoV-2 in a patient has been … Read more
Like measles, rubella is not a harmless childhood disease; pregnant women in particular must fear it because of the risks to the fetus. Thanks to … Read more
Viruses consist of nothing more than DNA or RNA and sometimes an enclosing protein capsule or biomembrane. So it is fair to say that there … Read more
California is one of the US states hardest hit by the corona pandemic. Some of the countermeasures introduced led to unexpected side effects, as a … Read more
The title of Théo Mercier’s exhibition at the Mor-Charpentier gallery, “Silent Spring”, resonates with last spring, which was indeed silent, because of the confinement. That … Read more
The coronavirus doesn’t just affect the lungs. Several months after their infection, many people say they have become anxious, sleepless, or even depressed. In July, … Read more
Is being positive for Covid-19 necessarily synonymous with contagiousness? Or, on the contrary, does this correlation, which is more complex than it appears, necessitate refining … Read more
Long lagging behind in this area, France has crossed the symbolic bar of one million weekly RT-PCR tests in recent days for research of Sars-CoV-2, … Read more
An international team of scientists led by Christopher Bellas from the University of Innsbruck has analyzed the genomes of viruses that live in the Alps, … Read more
On August 11 and 12, the challenge of the 31st International Biology Olympiad took place online, in which four students from Latvia participated. Although the … Read more