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U.S Has Entered a Third Wave of COVID-19 Cases

Cold temperatures are around the corner, and a rise of the new coronavirus cases is on its way, too. Health officials warned us about this possibility months ago, and countries are started to think that they need to impose other…
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The Winter Wave Is Here and the US Is in Danger

The US has registered on Friday 70,450 coronavirus cases. This is the highest increase that happened in only one day since July. The news is everywhere, and it suggests that the winter wave – which has been predicted by a…
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Europe Has a Real Problem With the New Coronavirus

The Czech Republic is one of the countries with the highest new infection rate. Restaurants are closed, and, of course, public consumption of alcohol is banned. Officials also announced a partial lockdown in the Netherlands, and it is compulsory to…
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Johnson & Johnson to Pause Their COVID-19 Vaccine

Johnson & Johnson started a clinical trial of its experimental coronavirus vaccine. However, recently they have stopped it because of an unexplained illness that occurred to one of the volunteers.   The company stated: “Following our guidelines, the participant’s illness is…
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Sars-CoV-2 Can Survive Up To 28 Days On Surfaces

It’s been recently revealed that Australian experts have discovered that the virus that causes COVID-19, Sars-CoV-2, can survive up to 28 days on surfaces such as the glass on mobile phones, vinyl, paper banknotes, and stainless steel. According to the…
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Trump Is Feeling Better Than Ever in His New Interview

Recently, President Trump has opened up about his recovery from the virus. This was his first on-camera interview since he tested positive for the new coronavirus.   He stated that he’s now medication-free – he stopped taking them on Friday…
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Brazil Has Passed 5 Million Cases

The health ministry of Brazil has talked about the 31.553 new cases on Tuesday. The total infections from the country are 5,000,694. So the confirmed cases have passed 5 million, and the deaths are really close to 150.000.   Brazil…
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