coronavirus

Red Cross in Asia - A survey shows that people are blaming particular groups for spreading the coronavirus including foreigners, people attending religious ceremonies and people who are not following rules such as wearing masks or…

COVID-19 and delirious repressions: in Angola, a young doctor arrested because he did not wear the facemask. He was detained in jail and dies in controversial circumstances, with the suspicion that police violence caused his death.

The race to a COVID-19 vaccine development means also mistakes and some mess, sometimes. That's why Harvard Medical School continues its researches in medicine, biomedical research, medical education and policy related to the SARS-CoV-2…

COVID-19 in Italy. For weeks now, we have been debating the real numbers related to coronavirus deaths in our country. It is clear to everyone that from their analysis there is also a possibility to trace the way forward. In the Journal of…

There have always been clashes on the coronavirus vaccine. However, now it is on its way to be tested and then produced as soon as possible all over the world. But, in the meanwhile, what do we have to do?

Ten per cent of COVID-19 case are nurses, however, according to the International Council of Nurses, governments are not prioritizing them. And this could influence both healthcare workers and patients safety.

Today, the Ministry of Health in Uganda approved the randomized clinical trial to use plasma to treat COVID-19.

After COVID-19, India will be probably even more torn apart. In particular, healthcare is experiencing continuous uncertain. Will doctors, nurses and paramedics be the key for the country to reprise in healthcare?

According to the administration of the Indian city of Pune, from now on, tankers carrying oxygen will get the status of ambulances in order to ease their delivery of oxygen.

The poorest country of Asia, Timor Leste, won one of the most important battles, nowadays: only 27 COVID-19 positive cases and no deaths. There is what we can call a "best practice" in prevention, ever.