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How did we manage to deal with COVID-19 so quickly, but the common cold still remains a persisting problem?
Despite rapid COVID-19 vaccine development, curing the common cold remains challenging due to many …
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Tuberculosis dethrones COVID-19 as world’s top infectious killer again; Half of all new cases from India, Indonesia
According to the latest World Health Organization (WHO) report, approximately 8.2 million people we…
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Pan-India rollout of U-WIN to track routine immunisations likely by Aug end
The U-WIN platform captures every vaccination event for pregnant women and children under the Unive…
PTI
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Should you be worried about the potential side-effects of the Covishield vaccine?
Thrombosis with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome (TTS), can lead to dangerously low blood clot and platele…
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Humans are spilling the COVID-19 virus back into wildlife! Study finds widespread infection in backyard animals
Genetic analysis of wild animals has revealed not only the presence of SARS-CoV-2, but also the eme…
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The ageing of nasal tissues may explain why older people are more affected by COVID-19: research
To comprehend how the coronavirus attacks our bodies, a study investigated the role of our noses, w…
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Cows are now spreading bird flu to each other — here's why that's problematic for humans
Avian influenza H5N1 has spread to US cattle, raising concerns about its potential to infect mammal…
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Singapore seeing new COVID-19 wave, minister advises wearing of masks
The Ministry of Health (MOH) said the estimated number of COVID-19 cases in the week of May 5 t…
PTI
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FLiRT-ing with pandemic! With a sharp rise in COVID cases, could Singapore be witnessing the start of a global wave?
COVID-19, the unwelcome guest that never quite leaves, may well be in the process of ushering in a …
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People intolerant of other religions are more likely to reject science, study asserts
Oftentimes, science is misrepresented or outright rejected in service of deeply ingrained convictio…
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The US Army is having a hard time recruiting. Now it's asking soldiers dismissed for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine to come back.
The United States Army sent a letter to soldiers kicked out for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine conta…
Kenneth Niemeyer
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If you are 18 years or older, you can get a COVID-19 vaccine from May 1
The government of India has made a major policy change allowing everyone above the age of 18 to get…
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Covid-19 Nasal vaccine is available on the CoWin portal — here’s how to book your dose
With the surge in Covid-19 cases globally, and this time the BF.7 variant that is said to be highly…
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Covid vax didn't raise risk of unexplained sudden deaths in young Indians: ICMR study
Covid-19 vaccination did not increase the risk of unexplained sudden deaths among young adults in I…
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Vaccination for 12-14 age group likely to begin in March, says NTAGI chairman
Of the estimated 7.4 crore (7,40,57,000) population in the 15-18 age bracket, over 3.45 crore ha…
PTI
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COVID-19 vaccines will be given to people aged 15-18 from Jan 3, Prime Minister Narendra Modi says
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi decided to address the nation on December 25 at 9:45 pm in th…
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Italian government rules that people aged 50 and over must be vaccinated to go to work
Workers aged 50 and over will need to show proof of vaccination or recent recovery to access their …
Grace Dean
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Moderna is seeking FDA approval for a 4th COVID-19 vaccine shot for those aged 18 and above
Moderna's request comes in the same week that Pfizer asked the FDA to approve a second vaccine boos…
Cheryl Teh
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The FDA just authorized an extra Pfizer shot for children aged 5 to 11
The FDA's third shot recommendation for kids 5-11 comes after budding research suggested two COVID …
Hilary Brueck
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Most people don't really care about COVID anymore. That's good — and bad.
Even amid a summer spike in COVID cases, the general public's attitude toward the virus is more rel…