Tag: Sars-CoV-2

Should Scientists Super-Charge Viruses To Make Them More Contagious?

Post author By Sharon Lee Davies-Tight, artist, writer, chef
Post date 01/26/2022
1 Comment on Should Scientists Super-Charge Viruses To Make Them More Contagious?

Should Scientists Super-Charge Viruses To Make Them More Contagious? Re: Scientists Tweak Lab Viruses To Make Them More Contagious. Some “gain of function” studies explore how a dangerous pathogen might cross species barriers to start an outbreak. They are not without controversy By Emily Willingham on June 14, 2021 “If a virus has already moved from an animal […]

Tags CONGRESS, gain of function, lab-leak, Sars-CoV-2, scientists, super-contagious viruses, Wuhan Institute of Virology

CORONAVIRUS/COVID-19

There are different strains of coronavirus. So what does that mean for a vaccine?

Post author By Sharon Lee Davies-Tight, artist, writer, chef
Post date 04/16/2020

Computer image of a coronavirus

Updated Apr 15, 12:28 PM; Posted Apr 15, 7:00 AM While doctors say there are different strains of novel coronavirus, for the most part, they aren’t that different. (CDC) By Mary Kilpatrick, cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio — While doctors have found different strains of the novel coronavirus, until now doctors have believed they aren’t that different. […]