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Moderna Considers to Include Children Aged 5-11 in the COVID-19 Vaccine Clinical Trials
Moderna is looking to include children aged five to 11 years to its coronavirus vaccine trials after reports of rare heart problems. The company said it is working with the Food and Drug Administration on how to handle the details. -
French Parliament Approves Law Necessitating COVID-19 Passes for Restaurants, Domestic Travel; Bill Applies to Adults
The French parliament has approved a bill imposing to implement COVID-19 passes for people traveling within the country. It currently applies to adults, but the age range will be expanded. -
Meteor Blows Up in a Fireball, But Witnesses Think It Was Something Else
A meteor was spotted in the North Texas Sky on a Sunday evening, as the object hurtled in the sky. At the moment, it was seen entering the Earth's atmosphere when it blew up in a fireball. -
US Doctors Say Covid-19 Delta Variant More Dangerous Than Original With Slightly Different Symptoms
Health professionals have issued cautions that many patients may not recognize a different Covid-19 symptoms of Delta variant which may be worse than the other SARS-CoV-2 variants. -
Fauci Says US Is Going in the 'Wrong Direction' Against COVID-19, CDC May Update Mask Guidelines
Dr. Anthony Fauci warned on Sunday that the United States is going in the "wrong direction" as COVID-19 infections spread throughout the country due to unvaccinated individuals. -
Pandemic, Epidemic, Monsoon? India Battered As At Least 100 Dead in Floods and Landslides
India reported more than 100 dead residents after monsoon caused heavy rainfall that resulted in landslides and overflowing rivers. Several villages were trapped and had to be rescued by authorities amid the COVID-19 pandemic and "black fungus" epidemic. -
Fatal, Untreatable "Superbug" Spreads from Patients in Two Cities; CDC Warns Global Health Threat
A drug-resistant, fatal "superbug" fungus spreads among patients in the US, prompting the CDC to announce outbreaks and warn a global health threat. -
Immune Cell’s Reaction to Invading Viruses Connected to Age and Sex of Individual
New findings are revealing that an immune cell's reaction to invading viruses is often linked to the age and sex of the individual. Its shows that immune cells will vary according to each person, and no standard response exists for everyone. -
India's New Epidemic Maims Patients; Surgeons Remove Eyes, Nose, Jaw
A new epidemic is spreading throughout India amid the deadly coronavirus pandemic and is leaving victims blind, noseless, or without a jaw. Mucormycosis, or also known as "black fungus," has left surgeons with little choice but to remove a patient's eyes, nose, or jaw. -
COVID-19 Inoculation Rates Spike Up in States With Most Number of Infections
Inoculations are starting to pick up in a number of states where there is an uptick in COVID-19 cases. According to White House officials on Thursday, the situation is a semblance that the summer surge is arousing the attention of vaccine-dubious Americans as the Southern is being inundated with patients. -
Scientists Discover Underwater Volcano in Australia the Eye of Sauron, After the Dark Lord of Mordor
A new study calls an underwater volcano in Australia the Eye of Sauron as it looked like an eye when they saw it using their equipment. A survey was done to investigate the waters of the land down under, especially the geological activity. -
Young Gorillas in Disney World Seen Frantically Trying to Remove Snake in Enclosure
In Disney World, a group of people observed gorillas inside their enclosure finding a small snake in a stack of hay and immediately try to remove it. The animals were captured on video trying to locate the slithery reptile while frantically throwing aside hay clumps. -
COVID-19 ‘Pingdemic,’ Brexit Leads to UK Food and Fuel Shortages As Number of Stay At Home Workers Increase
In the UK, a remarkable increase in COVID-19 cases is prompting numerous workers to stay at home. Now, they are experiencing fuel supply issues at retail sites. -
J&J Vaccines Recipients Develop Rare Nerve Condition; Experts Say Benefits 'Far Outweigh' Risks
Health experts reported that recipients of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine have sometimes reported developing a rare nerve disorder known as Guillain-Barre Syndrome. The condition causes muscle weakness and sometimes paralysis to affected individuals. -
Cannibal Chimpanzees Massacre Gorillas in Africa: Scientists Say First Ever Recorded Incident Caused by Global Warning
Shocking images that show that chimpanzee massacre and cannibalize gorilla infants in Africa, Gabon's Loango National Park. The researchers were surprised to see the smaller primates all over the larger Gorilla, engaged in all-out conflict just like humans.
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