Coronavirus
Scientists Design Nanoparticles to Help Immune Cells Accurately Target Pathogens without Causing Harm to Healthy Cells
According to reports, there were about 190000 cases and 75000 mortality from acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome ALI/ARDS. With the advent of COVID-19, these figures skyrocketed …
Morocco: Opening Its Borders on January 31st Pending on if Peak of the Current Wave Is Reached
According to the online news journal Le360 the Moroccan government is finally ready to announce a long-awaited report on reopening the borders. The borders could be reopened to international …
Closing Its Borders Is Poor Policy! Instead, Morocco Should Fix Its Poor Medical Infrastructure Now
Truly, the coronavirus has scarred the world in ways more than one. It has sent economies crashing, caused many to be indebted, travels were restricted, masks are now the …
Should We Let Omicron Spread to Overtake the Other More Lethal Variants? What Do the Scientists Say?
It is no news, we all have experienced the deeply-felt effect of the coronavirus pandemic. The paragraphs almost write themselves. It has been running rampage since 2019, and just …
Flurona Latest Facts: The Coinfection with Both Influenza and Coronavirus Can Be Prevented with the Addition of the Flu Vaccine
Flurona is a condition when a person contracts both influenza and coronavirus. should we be afraid of this new disease? Gilmore Health in this article will take stock of …
COVID Latest Facts: What You Need to Know About the Omicron Variant
A new COVID-19 variant, B.1.1.529 was reported in South Africa on November 24, 2021. It was named the Omicron variant by the World health organization. The omicron variant has …Morocco Will Likely Open Its Borders to International Flights after the 13th of December
Urgent Update! December 9th: Flights to and from Morocco Will Still Be Suspended until December 31 December 8th: In a press release issued on December 8, the Moroccan Ministry …
Artificial Intelligence VS the Pandemic: Fighting COVID-19 Effectively
From contact tracing to predicting where the disease might spread next, artificial intelligence has been used extensively during the COVID-19 crisis. Traditional approaches to healthcare are often not effective …