JAKARTA – Preliminary findings from two South African clinical trials show that the Omicron variant of the coronavirus has a significantly higher rate of ‘asymptomatic carriers’ than previous variants, which may explain why it is spreading so rapidly around the world. The studies, one conducted when infections of the Omicron variant spiked in South Africa … Read more
JAKARTA – The discovery of the skull of a giant marine reptile in the United States has revealed a new theory about the speed of evolution and how fast the process can produce diversity. The fossil of a giant ichthyosaur, with a skull measuring nearly two meters (6.6 ft) in length, estimated to be more … Read more
JAKARTA – Researchers have again found ample evidence of low levels of circulation of the coronavirus in the United States since early December 2019, weeks before the first case was officially reported. Blood clotting samples have shown people in five states, Illinois, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Mississippi and Massachusetts, were infected with the coronavirus days or weeks … Read more
Some think that famous they only live it traveling, between luxuries, extravagances and that they are not very smart. But this idea is completely wrong, because there are celebrities who have gone to college and have engineering or science degrees, which have served them to write essays or do scientific research. Science and glamor almost … Read more
JAKARTA – Some doctors are pushing Ivermectin aka deworming medicine licensed for human use even though it has not been proven to be clinically effective. According to the BBC, many people in the country are desperate for something that will reduce the effects of infection as a result of the third wave of the epidemic … Read more
JAKARTA – Despite the status State Islamic Religious College (PTKIN), however UIN Jakarta managed to record a fairly high percentage published scientific research the Scopus index. In the future, the number of published researches Scopus indexed scientific journal It is hoped that this will continue to increase in line with the internationalization agenda of UIN … Read more
Dark hair and soft eyes, Jacqueline Clavel is not used to putting herself forward. She is however one of the first to have worked on the origins of pediatric cancers, a field of research long neglected in France, while around 1,700 new cases are diagnosed each year in children under 15 years of age. “I … Read more
Breast milk can prevent or treat Covid-19, according to a new study by Chinese scientists. A research team in Beijing tested the effects of breast milk on cells exposed to the Sars-CoV-2 virus. Milk was collected in 2017, long before the start of the pandemic, and the types of cells tested varied from animal kidney … Read more