A scientific examination of homemade mask fabrics, COVID-19 is not an STI, and more bad news about hydroxychloroquine in my latest science round-up. Read more in The Tyee.
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More Kids Infected than We Knew? And More New Science Journal Info
There may be more infections in kids, six feet may not be enough, and more in my latest roundup of coronavirus science. Read more in The Tyee.
The Virus Is Most Infectious before You Feel It. And More New Science Journal Info
My latest roundup of interesting and important scientific research on the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more in The Tyee.
Confirmed: Sensory Loss Is a COVID-19 Symptom. And More Info Straight from Science Journals
Dogs were an intermediary, loss of smell is a symptom, and more in my round-up of COVID-19 science. Read more in The Tyee.
The Virus Doesn’t Seem to Mind the Sun. And More Info Straight from the Science Journals
COVID-19 does not seem to be seasonal, cats can be infected, and more in my science roundup for The Tyee.
Blood Plasma as Treatment? And More Info Straight from the Science Journals
Today’s round-up of the latest science about COVID-19 – blood plasma as a treatment, the effectiveness of school closures, and more. Read more in The Tyee.
Recovered Patients May Still Be Infectious. And More Info Straight from Science Journals
The newest edition of my twice-weekly roundup of some of the most interesting and important science on COVID-19. Read more in The Tyee.
Tears Don’t Infect. And More Info Straight from Science Journals
Another edition of my round-up of some of the latest science on COVID-19. Read more in The Tyee.
COVID-19: Straight from the Science Journals
Twice a week I will be writing short summaries of some of the most important and interesting scientific articles on the COVID-19 pandemic for The Tyee. With misinformation and deliberate disinformation running almost as rampant as the virus that causes COVID-19, we thought it would be best to go to the source for the latest […]
Envisioning the scientific paper of the future
After years of writing about scientific papers, I’m actually a co-author on one – about the future of the scientific paper. Consider for a moment the rate of advancement in the scientific understanding of DNA. It is formidable; from Fredrich Miescher’s nuclein extraction in the 1860s to Rosalind Franklin’s double helix X-ray in the 1950s […]