They’ve discovered new ways of telling who is at risk for severe cases. I wonder if it’s possible to have a commercial lab run that test?
[Afternoon update]
Progress in protease inhibitors to treat coronavirus infections.
They’ve discovered new ways of telling who is at risk for severe cases. I wonder if it’s possible to have a commercial lab run that test?
[Afternoon update]
Progress in protease inhibitors to treat coronavirus infections.
This looks promising.
A nice essay by Martin Elvis.
What the hell?
Yes, “faith in science” is an oxymoron.
…is the one you’ve probably not heard of.
If I have to get vaccinated (and it looks right now like I will to be able to go to Europe), that’s the one I’d try to get.
People have been waiting for this since the 80s. At that time, it was thought that there was no cure.
Yes, there are existential risks, but climate is not one of them. And if it is, it would be from cooling, not heating.
Ummmm…no.
There is a lot more involved in human reproduction on Mars than the survival of the sperm. We continue to have no idea if we can safely gestate in partial gravity.
This is very good news, if true. Both of my parents died of heart attacks fairly young (I’ve now outlived my father by more than a decade, and will beat my mother in a couple years), but they were both obese and smokers. I have a clean bill of health as of a year or so ago, in terms of plaque, even though I ignore the criminally terrible nutrition advice from the federal government.