Most important recent studies on Coronavirus | 4 New studies on COVID-19 | World News
Most important recent studies on Coronavirus | 4 New studies on COVID-19 | World
now let's talk about research a cure and
vaccine still look distant but
scientists are working overtime to
better understand this deadly virus that
has wreaked havoc across the world for
new studies of surface now a range of
critical questions have been answered
we must summarize all the findings and
we're doing that in this report take a
look Thailand has reported the first case of
CO with 19 transmission from a dead
patient to a health worker the medical
examiner died after catching the
infection from a dead body this raises
concerns over the risk faced by those
working in morgue and funeral homes
published in the Journal of forensic and
legal medicine and V Raj b1 it kit of
china's henan medical university
the report says infection control and
universal precautions are necessary and
that forensic professionals have to wear
protective devices including a
protective suit gloves goggles cap and a
mask disinfection procedures used in
operation rooms might be applied in
pathology and forensic units as well it
is still not known how long the virus
survives in a dead body heat does not
kill or deactivate the corona virus
several theories to this effect was
circulated earlier giving rise to
optimism that the warmer summer months
might bring some respite but a French
research paper now reports that the
corona virus that causes covered 19 can
survive long exposure to high
temperatures professor Remy Charl and
colleagues from South Francis AIX
Marseille University found that after
the novel coronavirus was heated to 60
degrees Celsius for an entire hour it
still had some surviving strains that
can replicate after World a Chinese study has found that the
direction of air conditioning is a key
factor for droplet transmission the
research was led by Gian yin lieu of the
Guangzhou Center for Disease Control and
Prevention it studied 10 coronavirus
cases from three families who dined at
the same restaurant in southern China
suggesting that the direction of airflow
from air conditioning ventilation helped
droplet transmission between them the
study advises restaurants to increase
the space between the tables and improve
ventilation to reduce the risk of
infection over half of humanity is
locked down governments in many parts of
the world are extending restrictions how
long will this loss turns out one time lock downs might not
be enough to clamp down on the corona
virus in fact scientists at the Harvard
University say repeated periods of
social distancing might be required till
2022 the study published in the journal
Science assumes that kovat 19:00 will
become seasonal
vaccine still look distant but
scientists are working overtime to
better understand this deadly virus that
has wreaked havoc across the world for
new studies of surface now a range of
critical questions have been answered
we must summarize all the findings and
we're doing that in this report take a
look Thailand has reported the first case of
CO with 19 transmission from a dead
patient to a health worker the medical
examiner died after catching the
infection from a dead body this raises
concerns over the risk faced by those
working in morgue and funeral homes
published in the Journal of forensic and
legal medicine and V Raj b1 it kit of
china's henan medical university
the report says infection control and
universal precautions are necessary and
that forensic professionals have to wear
protective devices including a
protective suit gloves goggles cap and a
mask disinfection procedures used in
operation rooms might be applied in
pathology and forensic units as well it
is still not known how long the virus
survives in a dead body heat does not
kill or deactivate the corona virus
several theories to this effect was
circulated earlier giving rise to
optimism that the warmer summer months
might bring some respite but a French
research paper now reports that the
corona virus that causes covered 19 can
survive long exposure to high
temperatures professor Remy Charl and
colleagues from South Francis AIX
Marseille University found that after
the novel coronavirus was heated to 60
degrees Celsius for an entire hour it
still had some surviving strains that
can replicate after World a Chinese study has found that the
direction of air conditioning is a key
factor for droplet transmission the
research was led by Gian yin lieu of the
Guangzhou Center for Disease Control and
Prevention it studied 10 coronavirus
cases from three families who dined at
the same restaurant in southern China
suggesting that the direction of airflow
from air conditioning ventilation helped
droplet transmission between them the
study advises restaurants to increase
the space between the tables and improve
ventilation to reduce the risk of
infection over half of humanity is
locked down governments in many parts of
the world are extending restrictions how
long will this loss turns out one time lock downs might not
be enough to clamp down on the corona
virus in fact scientists at the Harvard
University say repeated periods of
social distancing might be required till
2022 the study published in the journal
Science assumes that kovat 19:00 will
become seasonal
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