April 2020

  • US senator wants Chinese students out of America

    A United States senator has lashed out at Chinese students studying in America, accusing them of stealing intellectual property. He says the government needs to take a hard look at visas issued to students from China attending U.S. universities. The senator has also lashed out at the Chinese government, accusing it of incompetence and negligence…

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  • COVID-19: An inquiry into Remdesivir’s power to cure the coronavirus

    Preliminary data from two clinical trials using the antiviral drug remdesivir to treat COVID-19 patients is encouraging, researchers report. One trial is providing the drug to patients with moderate illness and the other focuses on patients with severe illness. A number of the patients are now recovering and have been released from the hospital. While it’s too early…

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  • What you should know about the new COVID 19 medicine

    Remdesivir Approval Status FDA Approved: No Generic name: remdesivir Company: Gilead Sciences, Inc. Treatment for: COVID-19 Remdesivir is an investigational antiviral compound undergoing clinical trials in China, the United States, and the United Kingdom as a potential treatment for COVID-19. Remdesivir is not yet licensed or approved anywhere globally and has not been demonstrated to be safe or effective for any use.…

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  • Amazing! US doctors find effective treatment for the coronavirus

    Scientists on Wednesday announced the first effective treatment against the coronavirus — an experimental drug that can speed the recovery of coronavirus patients — in a major medical advance that came as the economic gloom caused by the scourge deepened in the U.S. and Europe. The U.S. government said it is working to make the…

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  • Naked Qualms. German doctors go nude to protest shortage of equipment

    German doctors are stripping off their clothes to protest shortages of personal protective equipment. Photos appearing to show nude medical workers with body parts artfully obscured by stethoscopes and other medical equipment have been posted to the website Blanke Bedenken, which translates to “Naked Qualms,” according to the Guardian. “We are your GPs. To be able…

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  • REVEALED: Possible reason Kim Jong Un vanished from public eye

    No one knows for sure if Kim Jong Un is dead or alive, or if someone else has already wrested power from him, but satellite images taken by a website that monitors North Korea offer new hints as to the whereabouts of the nation’s leader. According to a report from NK Pro, luxury boats often used by…

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  • Braless Bella Thorne leaves nothing to the imagination

    22-year-old actress and singer Bella Thorne has been spurring her Instagram feed with numerous quarantine selfies and posts in the last couple of weeks. Most of them were visibly inelaborate and makeup-free, although hot as hell, but the last one turned out to be slightly more intimate than all the rest. It turns out that…

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  • COVIDSafe critic writes an emotional open letter to Scott Morrison

    A hoax text message claiming to come from the government’s newly launched coronavirus app is circulating online. Yesterday the COVIDSafe app was unveiled to help track cases of the virus in Australia and prevent community transmission. The app already has more than a million downloads. Off the back of privacy concerns about the data the…

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  • Mike Pompeo: Many Chinese labs are working on contagious pathogens

    US officials have repeatedly accused China of misreporting the real state of affairs with the COVID-19 outbreak. Additionally, the POTUS announced on 16 April that Washington would look into a theory that the virus was “leaked” from a Chinese laboratory that has been criticised by experts. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has stated that…

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  • US-China trade war continues

    The United States has imposed stricter restrictions on exports to China, which includes civil aircraft components and items related to semiconductors. The new rules will require licences for U.S. companies to sell certain items to military entities in China, even if those goods are for civilian use. Media reports confirm the new rules also eliminate…

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  • What you need to know about information security and cybersecurity

    Both the terms, cybersecurity and information security, are associated with the security of computer systems and are often used as synonyms. For those who are not aware of the difference — the definition and understanding of the terms vary a lot and should not be interchangeable as it is done often. Putting it in a…

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  • Last COVID 19 patient leaves Wuhan hospital

    The Chinese city of Wuhan has no remaining cases in its hospitals, health officials said. But the country remains on alert for a second possible wave, with Beijing reimposing some of its lockdown measures and other cities seeing new quarantines, the Daily Mail reported. Wuhan and the province of Hubei were put in lockdown near…

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  • Spain’s daily death toll declines as restricitions begin to ease

    Spain has registered 288 deaths in its latest 24-hour period, the lowest figure since 20 March, as the country finally eased up on lockdown  restrictions to allow children up to 14 years old outside for the first time in six weeks. A further easing of restrictions is set for next week, as Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced…

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  • Barcelona considering a swap for Juventus star De Ligt

    De Ligt has been a world-class footballer at Ajax, long before joining Juventus, and Barcelona management thinks the 20-year-old will “perfectly” fit into their current squad. “I know where De Ligt will play next season,” President Josep Bartomeu said in an interview. His words, without doubts, filled Barcelona fans with excitement as it appeared that…

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  • COVID-19: Health experts debunk Trump’s claim on disinfectants

    US President Donald Trump’s claims during his daily White House coronavirus briefing on Friday that the ingestion of disinfectant could be an effective measure to prevent contracting Covid-19 has led to the hospitalization of at least 100 people in the US, according to reports. “I see the disinfectant that knocks it out in a minute, one minute,…

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  • Saudi Arabia insists on 24-hour curfew in Mecca

    Saudi Arabia has taken steps to ease coronavirus curfews but insists on 24-hour curfew in Mecca. Saudi Arabia eased curfews on Sunday across the country, while keeping 24-hour curfews in the city of Mecca and in neighbourhoods previously put in isolation, state news agency SPA said. Outside those exceptional areas, curfews will be eased between…

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