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BCG vaccine will be tested for effectiveness against COVID-19
07.04.2020

An international team of researchers plans to test the BCG vaccine for enhanced immunity against coronavirus infection.

Human clinical trials of coronavirus vaccine will be initiated in China
02.04.2020

In China, the start of human clinical trials of coronavirus vaccine, which to be tested at the base of the Military Medical Academy of China, has been approved.

Swiss scientists have presented a tattoo that diagnoses cancer
02.04.2020

Swiss scientists have announced the development of a small tattoo that becomes dark in case of hypercalcemia.

ROCHE has developed a new rapid test for COVID-19 and provided to US labs.
01.04.2020

Roche has initiated shipping the first 400,000 tests for COVID-19 to laboratories throughout the United States to begin testing patients under the FDA's approval for the use of the rapid test in emergency cases.

Artificial intelligence diagnoses retinal pathology
30.03.2020

Chinese Ping An Technology has developed and successfully tested its own retinal disease screening system using optical coherent tomography technology

Cancer drug can be used to treat cerebral aneurysm
27.03.2020

With the help of inhibitors of receptor tyrosine kinases, the development of cerebral aneurysm can be stopped.

COVID-19 vaccine tests have been initiated in USA
25.03.2020

On 16th of March, clinical trials of a coronavirus vaccine were initiated in the United States.

25.03.2020

The American regulator granted the status of accelerated consideration of the application for carbetocin – an analogue of oxytocin, for intranasal administration

BRITISH SCIENTISTS WILL START TESTING A VACCINE AGAINST CHINESE CORONAVIRUS IN ANIMALS
23.03.2020

Scientists from Imperial College London have managed to reduce the period of laboratory research on the development of COVID-19 vaccine up to two weeks.

Insulin injections may be replaced with a plaster
23.03.2020

American researchers have carried out a comparative analysis of two methods of delivering insulin to the human body to control glycemia. It turned out that a plaster to be as effective and safe as a syringe pen.