Dr. Rajendra Kapila, an infectious disease expert and professor at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, died of COVID-19 last month while in India. Kapila, 81, died on April 28, three weeks after testing positive for COVID-19, ABC News reports. India is the world’s biggest COVID-19 hotspot, and Kapila went to the country to help care for relatives, his ex-wife, Dr. Bina Kapila, told WABC. She said…
In the spring, tree pollen makes life pretty miserable for those of us who are seasonal allergy sufferers. Two years ago, I did an interview…
Should you take a photograph? Can you use binoculars? We’ve got answers. Plus, why this eclipse has special meaning for eclipse scientists and enthusiasts.
Prostate cancer screening should work better than it does. By measuring prostate specific antigen (PSA) levels in the blood, doctors should be able to detect…
Artificial intelligence has its sights set on your trash as companies use the tech to tackle food waste.
Should you take a photograph? Can you use binoculars? We’ve got answers. Plus, why this eclipse has special meaning for eclipse scientists and enthusiasts.
Should you take a photograph? Can you use binoculars? We’ve got answers. Plus, why this eclipse has special meaning for eclipse scientists and enthusiasts.
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Pfizer finally published its study of Paxlovid’s effects on symptoms for standard-risk and high-risk vaccinated patients with Covid-19. No difference in symptoms. The upshot of…
Should you take a photograph? Can you use binoculars? We’ve got answers. Plus, why this eclipse has special meaning for eclipse scientists and enthusiasts.
