Rapid antigen COVID-19 testing may help alleviate schools’ challenges as they try to provide a safe in-person learning environment amidst the pandemic. However, these tests
Not so long ago, vaccines were a distant light at the end of the quarantine tunnel. Now, vaccination is beginning to reach a broad spectrum
“When will all of this end?” has certainly been a question lingering in the minds of many, jaded from the year of quarantines, social distancing,
Wuhan, China was the first epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic, therefore tracking its citizens’ immune defenses against COVID-19 can provide crucial information on how to
COVID-19 outbreaks have rippled across American colleges and universities during the Fall 2020 semester. However, most institutions do not have the funding, resources, or infrastructure
Researchers discovered a significant correlation between COVID-19 severity and telomere length. Telomeres are structures at chromosome ends that protect DNA. However, as humans age, telomeres
The United States has more total COVID-19 deaths and cases than any other country, and these high numbers have led to several hospitals being at
With millions of reported cases of COVID-19, researchers and clinicians are working to find treatments for the disease that can improve outcomes. In a recent
Safety concerns are a major obstacle for research on the coronavirus. Due to the threat it poses, SARS-CoV-2 may only be cultured in facilities that
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, demographic data has suggested that mortality rates are disproportionately high for minority populations. A