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In a preprint paper, researchers detail new data sets that can be used to train chatbots that respond to coronavirus-related questions.

Source: venturebeat.com

Source: www.technologyreview.com

L'étude clinique menée en trois semaines sur 100 cas sévères par une équipe d'imagerie du CHU de Besançon a montré que 23 % des malades atteints par le coronavirus présentaient des microcaillots pulmonaires, que l'on peut traiter par anticoagulants. C'est un changement de paradigme : la maladie n'est pas seulement ventilatoire, mais aussi vasculaire.

Source: www.lesechos.fr

The shortage of face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic has become a symbol of the
fragility of modern medicine and public health. Several explanations have been advanced
for this situation, from a panicking public hoarding masks to the offshoring of manufacturing
and the disruption of global trade. The history of medicine suggests another factor
could be considered: the progressive replacement of reusable face masks by disposable
ones since the 1960s. Medicine has been transformed by consumer culture—what Life
Magazine enthusiastically named “Throwaway Living” in 1955.

Source: www.thelancet.com