Hydroxychloroquine To Treat COVID-19: A New Controversy
Negative publicity around hydroxychloroquine may now affect the number of patients enrolling in clinical trials, in turn threatening research into treatments for COVID-19
→Negative publicity around hydroxychloroquine may now affect the number of patients enrolling in clinical trials, in turn threatening research into treatments for COVID-19
→Tom Clabon explains why the UK retains its 2-metre rule.
→X-37B has launched on its next mission: Lisa Stimson explores the nature of this much-anticipated journey.
→Southampton’s participation builds on their existing strengths in understanding brain inflammation
→They are currently looking for more volunteers to trial the vaccine.
→“In an adaptation of Greta Thunberg’s famous quote; no garden is too small to make a difference”
→A selection of famously debunked scientific myths, in a sea of absurdities still waiting to be dislodged from the public’s mind
→The key findings from this project have potential to enhance the fields of bio-imaging and medicine
→The event will run from 22nd May to the 25th June.
→Tom Clabon examines the impact of coronavirus on the level of surveillance in society.
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