An unexpected symptom of coronavirus has been named
Frequent hiccups can be one of the symptoms of the coronavirus, according to American doctors. The study is published in the American Journal of Emergency Medicine.
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Scientists have learned about a powerful immune response in coronavirus
The coronavirus provokes a powerful immune response that interferes with the fight against infection, scientists from the University of San Francisco found.
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Elon Musk first entered the top five richest people in the world according to Forbes
American entrepreneur, founder of Tesla and SpaceX Elon Musk for the first time got into the top five richest people in the world according to Forbes, according to the publication’s website.
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Katy Perry spoke about Kanye West running for president
American singer Katy Perry in an interview with leading Hits radio said that she thinks of Kanye West, who decided to run for president of the United States, according to Billboard.
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Global Leadership: Japan’s Supercomputer Becomes the Best in the World
The world-renowned supercomputer is the result of joint work of the Japanese Institute of Physical and Chemical Research (RIKEN) and Fujitsu. In fact, it serves not commercial, but scientific purposes, being in one of the institute’s divisions.
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Coronavirus: Scientists Identify Six Types Of The Coronavirus
American scientists have identified six major groups of SARS-CoV-2, currently circulating in the world, according to a study published on bioRxiv.
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Doctors On Good Alternative To Meat
Legumes can replace meat. Experts note that lentils, chickpeas and peas contain protein and fiber that is not inferior in quality to the protein in meat.
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Germany Allocates 50 Million Euros To WHO To Fight The Deadly Coronavirus
ermany provided € 50 million to the World Health Organization (WHO) to fight the deadly coronavirus. This was announced on Thursday in Berlin by Federal Minister of Health Jens Spahn.
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Scientists ascertained that in the majority of cases, diabetes is treated incorrectly
A study conducted by American medical scientists has shown that strict control of blood sugar levels may not be the best strategy for treating type 2 diabetes. The results are published in BMJ Open Diabetes Research & Care.
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The FDA Approved the First-Ever Drug to Treat Children with Peanut Allergies
The first-ever drug to treat peanut allergies was approved in the United States. This drug, under the designation AR101 and with the commercial name Palforzia, is available in the form of a powder that is sprinkled on food.
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