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World's protected areas need more than a 'do not disturb' sign April 13, 2021
More than 4 million square kilometers have been designated as protected areas globally in the past decade, without documentation of how effective such areas across the globe are at protecting.
Unlocking richer intracellular recordings April 13, 2021
A forward-thinking group of researchers has identified a flexible, low-cost, and biocompatible platform for enabling richer intracellular recordings.
Life expectancy lower near superfund sites April 13, 2021
Living near a hazardous waste or Superfund site could cut your life short by about a year, according to a new study. The study is the first nationwide review of all hazardous waste sites and not just the 1,300 sites on the national priority list managed by the federal government.
Northern star coral study could help protect tropical corals April 13, 2021
As the Rhode Island legislature considers designating the Northern Star Coral an official state emblem, researchers are finding that studying this local creature's recovery from a laboratory-induced stressor could help better understand how to protect endangered tropical corals.
Inside the protein channel that keeps bacteria alive April 13, 2021
A novel method for studying how one crucial membrane protein functions may pave the way for a new kind of broad-spectrum antibiotic.
COVID-19 in our dust may help predict outbreaks, study finds April 13, 2021
A study done in rooms where COVID-19 patients were isolated shows that the virus's RNA can persist up to a month in dust. The study did not evaluate whether dust can transmit the virus to humans. It could, however, offer another option for monitoring COVID-19 outbreaks in specific buildings, including nursing homes, offices or schools.
Aging signatures across diverse tissue cells in mice April 13, 2021
Researchers have identified molecular signatures of the aging process in mice.

Posts tagged as “Covid-19”

Botswana Investigating Deaths Of 2 People Who Took AstraZeneca Vaccine

Botswana Investigating Deaths Of 2 People Who Took AstraZeneca Vaccine

By Cowry News on April 13, 2021

Reuters Botswana is investigating the deaths of two among thousands of people who had been given doses of AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine to see if there is any link, the health…

Athletics: Oslo Diamond League Date To Be Changed

Athletics: Oslo Diamond League Date To Be Changed

By Cowry News on April 9, 2021

AstraZeneca Vaccine: Experts Confirm Blood Clots As Side Effect

AstraZeneca Vaccine: Experts Confirm Blood Clots As Side Effect

By Cowry News on April 8, 2021

Gambia Wrestling Association Trains Participant To Promote Traditional Sports In The Country

Gambia Wrestling Association Trains Participant To Promote Traditional Sports In The Country

By Cowry News on April 7, 2021

UK: Boris Johnson’s Plans For A Vaccination Passport Opposed By 72 MPs

UK: Boris Johnson’s Plans For A Vaccination Passport Opposed By 72 MPs

By Cowry News on April 2, 2021

UK Reports 30 Cases Of Blood Clot From AstraZeneca Vaccine Jab, Safety Concern Heightens

UK Reports 30 Cases Of Blood Clot From AstraZeneca Vaccine Jab, Safety Concern Heightens

By Cowry News on April 2, 2021

Angola: 7000 Illegal Angolan Immigrants Running To Namibia For Greener Pastures

Angola: 7000 Illegal Angolan Immigrants Running To Namibia For Greener Pastures

By Cowry News on March 25, 2021

Tokyo Olympic Torch Relay Begins In Fukushima Amid Covid-19 Fears

Tokyo Olympic Torch Relay Begins In Fukushima Amid Covid-19 Fears

By Cowry News on March 25, 2021

F1: Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes Optimistic For A Win Against Red Bull In Bahrain

F1: Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes Optimistic For A Win Against Red Bull In Bahrain

By Cowry News on March 25, 2021

Jamaican Government Offers $126 Million Relief To Vulnerable Citizens Amid Covid Lockdown

Jamaican Government Offers $126 Million Relief To Vulnerable Citizens Amid Covid Lockdown

By Cowry News on March 24, 2021

Congo: Top Presidential Candidate Dies A Day After Elections

Congo: Top Presidential Candidate Dies A Day After Elections

By Cowry News on March 22, 2021

Namibia: Why, 31 Years After Independence, Namibians Aren’t In A Festive Mood

Namibia: Why, 31 Years After Independence, Namibians Aren’t In A Festive Mood

By Cowry News on March 18, 2021

‘No Indication’ AstraZeneca Shot Responsible For Blood Clots, Says EU Drug Regulator

‘No Indication’ AstraZeneca Shot Responsible For Blood Clots, Says EU Drug Regulator

By Cowry News on March 16, 2021

Mozambique: Urgent Funding Needed As Country Face ‘Triple-Threat’ Of Climate Change, Covid-19 And Conflict

Mozambique: Urgent Funding Needed As Country Face ‘Triple-Threat’ Of Climate Change, Covid-19 And Conflict

By Cowry News on March 15, 2021

Liberia To Start Administering AstraZeneca Vaccines As Some EU Nations Halt Use Over Suspected Side Effects

Liberia To Start Administering AstraZeneca Vaccines As Some EU Nations Halt Use Over Suspected Side Effects

By Cowry News on March 15, 2021

Japanese Olympians To Reject China Vaccine

Japanese Olympians To Reject China Vaccine

By Cowry News on March 12, 2021

Somalian Ex-Leader Passes On, Three Days Of Mourning Declared

Somalian Ex-Leader Passes On, Three Days Of Mourning Declared

By Cowry News on March 11, 2021

Tokyo Olympics: Athletes’s Families Could Be Barred From Attending Games – Organising Committee

Tokyo Olympics: Athletes’s Families Could Be Barred From Attending Games – Organising Committee

By Cowry News on March 10, 2021