Technology & Health Can ibuprofen be used to treat coronavirus?London researchers test whether painkiller can be used to treat symptoms of coronavirus - especially respiratory problems. Concern over multiple waves of coronavirusNew Intelligence Ministry report warns it may take until 2022 for Israel to achieve herd immunity for coronavirus. Study: Israel doesn't have coronavirus herd immunitySerological tests show low rate of immunity among Israeli population. Israeli marijuana exec on the obstacles to exporting cannabisYael Meir, CEO of Cann10, discusses the challenges facing Israeli medical cannabis exporters. 'Coronavirus mental health crisis is just beginning'NGO warns that mental health challenges created by coronavirus and accompanying lockdowns will only increase. Digital security expert warns of 'cyber pandemic''Israel needs to protect itself from growing cyber pandemic', says Check Point CEO. US supplies Brazil with 2 million doses of hydroxychloroquineUnited States supplies Brazil with 2 million doses of hydroxychloroquine for use against the coronavirus. Father-son ambucycle duo save lives together"For us, the idea of a family working together to save lives has never been truer." Pangolins partly responsible for COVID-19?Research team analyzes coronavirus genomes, says bats and pangolins may be responsible for outbreak, along with third animal. Jogger who ran with face mask suffers burst lungQuestions surround mask efficacy as experts, authorities say they are 'not effective in preventing general public from catching coronavirus' Israeli researchers identify effective medicines for coronavirusTwo antiviral drugs identified as effective treatments for the coronavirus, say researchers at the Israel Institute for Biological Research.'You're not more at risk of dying of coronavirus than the flu'Former Health Ministry Director blasts coronavirus lockdown and 'hysterical' reaction to pandemic. 'In some ways, the flu is even worse.' Study: Dementia gene may raise risk of severe coronavirusThose with two copies of a genetic mutation at more than double the risk of severe COVID-19 than those with two copies of a different gene. WHO suspends clinical trials of hydroxychloriquineWorld Health Organization temporarily suspends clinical trials of hydroxychloriquine as treatment for COVID-19 as a precautionary measure. Watch: Israeli mother enters MRI machine with infantIn groundbreaking event, mother enters MRI machine with six-month-old infant, eliminating need for anesthesia. CDC: Coronavirus death rate likely just 0.26%CDC revises estimates for coronavirus death rate down to roughly a quarter of a percent. But virus remains deadlier than the flu. Dershowitz defends compulsory coronavirus vaccine remarksUS constitutional lawyer: 'If you refuse to be vaccinated, state has power to take you to doctor's office and plunge needle into your arm.' Sun, snakes, & scorpions: Staying safe this summerHadassah hospital's Dr. Assaf speaks with Arutz Sheva on how to protect yourself from outdoor hazards. Israeli researchers: Hearts that drum together beat togetherGroup drumming stimulates behavioral and physiological synchronization that contributes to ability to cooperate, Bar-Ilan U. study finds. CDC reversal: 'Coronavirus "doesn't spread easily" on surfaces'CDC releases more guidelines on reopening; former acting CDC director Dr. Richard Besser weighs in. Global coronavirus cases surpass five millionLatin America overtakes the United States and Europe to report the largest portion of new daily cases globally. Cutting edge tech at EcoMotion 2020 weekArizona Commerce Authority and Arizona Israel Trade and Investment Office partner with EcoMotion to develop new opportunities. Fear in Europe: Second coronavirus wave only a matter of timeDr. Andrea Ammon, director of the European Center for Disease Control and Prevention, warns not to celebrate end of coronavirus crisis. Israeli inventors make face mask with slot for eating in publicNew face mask invented in Israel lets people eat in public 'like Pac-Man' while keeping mask on. Is the train of the future already here?At over 1,000 miles per hour, is it possible that the train of the future is coming to us soon? Israeli hospitals use UVC lamps to sanitize corona patient roomsSpecial UVC lamps now employed by Israeli hospitals to sanitize hospital rooms used by coronavirus patients. 29 new cases of coronavirus in Israel over last 24 hours16,650 total coronavirus cases reported in Israel since pandemic began. Number of patients on respirators falls below 40.How one start-up processed 85% of Israel's COVID-19 testingNo government contract here - how Hylabs came to dominate the coronavirus testing market. Corona Cocoon: Inclusion icon shares her quarantine practicesShlomit Grayevsky, Director of ALEH Jerusalem, shares her quarantine practices, and explains why coronavirus is different than past viruses. Jerusalem: The capital of the start-up nation102% growth in number of Jerusalem-based technology companies since 2012. Can you catch COVID-19 from surfaces? Israeli study may tell usIsraeli doctors and researchers team up to find out whether coronavirus can be contracted from surfaces. Here are partial results. Jerusalem College of Technology launches online 'Beit Midrash'Faceing coronavirus restrictions, Jerusalem College of Technology unveils online Beit Midrash to foster interaction in a virtual environmentNew research shows some people may be immune to COVID-19Research shows large segments of the population may be immune to COVID-19 - possibly due to exposure to other viruses. 'US is first in line for vaccine'French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi vows US will be 'first in line' in receiving coronavirus vaccine, sparking criticism. Number of active coronavirus cases in Israel continues to fallAfter nearly three months since first fatality, coronavirus death toll inches upwards to 266, as recoveries continue to outpace infections. Israeli researchers file patent for 8 coronavirus antibodies'You're making Israel very proud.' Israel Institute for Biological Research completes patent application for 8 coronavirus antibodies. Expert: Coronavirus vaccine could be approved early next yearEuropean Medicines Agency says a vaccine for COVID-19 might even be approved in early 2021 in a “best-case scenario”.WHO: The coronavirus may never go awayWorld Health Organization officials say that populations around the world may have to learn to live with COVID-19 long term. 'GOD TV' apologizesBroadcasting Council threatens to close channel over missionary content. Despite apology, videos online present channel's intentions Adult coronavirus patient suffers rare heart complicationIn unprecedented case, adult coronavirus patient suffers multi-system inflammation and heart damage seen only in pediatric COVID-19 cases. MDA stands in solidarity with coronavirus victimsMagen David Adom holds international solidarity event for communities affected by coronavirus around the world.Confirmed: Loss of smell and taste linked to COVID-19Global survey of 4,000 coronavirus patients supports link between COVID-19 and loss of smell and taste.Decline in coronavirus pandemic in Israel continuesNumber of active coronavirus cases in Israel falls to lowest level since March, with just 24 new cases in 24 hours. Study: 'Socioeconomic aspects of coronavirus infection rates'Shoresh Institution policy brief suggests "middle ground" between "overall shutdown" and "selective shutdown." Iranian hackers target coronavirus drugmaker GileadHackers linked to Iran targeted staff at company behind the experimental drug remdesivir which is said to help some coronavirus patients. Guidelines for a safe reunion with your grandparentsProf. Itamar Grotto, deputy Director-General of the Health Ministry, gives his recommendations for keeping families safe. Everyone must wear a mask. But which kind?Dr. Ben Fox speaks with Arutz Sheva, explaining which kinds of masks are most effective and which should be avoided - and how to wear them. 'All the models showed tens of thousands of deaths in Israel''Our main concern was that people wouldn't adhere to the guidelines,' says Health Ministry Director-General Bar Siman Tov. This 107-year-old survived both the Spanish flu and coronavirusShe survived the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic and COVID-19. What is this 107-year-old’s secret? 'This is Israel's Manhattan Project in war on the coronavirus'Israeli breakthrough with coronavirus antibodies is major step forward in fight against the pandemic, says Defense Minister Naftali Bennett.'Every breakthrough is a big step towards victory'Israeli researchers develop 'Shalom Corona antibody' designed to neutralize the coronavirus. President Rivlin lauds 'breakthrough'. Facebook appoints 'Free speech panel'Social media giant announces identity members of supervisory board for free speech policy including former Israeli Justice Ministry director MDA ambulances maintain 8-minute average response during coronaAnalysis finds MDA able to maintain 8-minute average response time throughout Israel, roughly equal to its response prior to coronavirus.Israel confirms breakthrough in coronavirus antibody researchIsrael Institute for Biological Research (IIBR) makes major breakthrough in fight against coronavirus. Health Ministry comes out against disposable glovesDisposable gloves may spread disease, not prevent it, Health Ministry letter says. Does Israel have 'herd immunity' - or is a 2nd wave inevitable?Israel to collect 100,000 blood samples to see if Israelis have developed 'herd immunity', making second wave of coronavirus unlikely. Airbnb to lay off 25% of employeesAirbnb announces nearly 1,900 employees will be let go worldwide due to the coronavirus pandemic. |
