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Can Vitamin D Help Against COVID-19?

Ivana Mišová, PhD.
10/15/2020

Respiratory illnesses are often limited during warm, sunny weather, and it seems that a cold environment could be an additional risk factor for SARS-CoV-2 infection as well. Could it be related to the levels of sun-requiring vitamin D?
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The COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Dilemma

Ivana Mišová, PhD.
09/30/2020

An effective vaccine against COVID-19 is likely on its way. What about the plan for its distribution?

 
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Trends in COVID-19 treatment and vaccine development

Ivana Mišová, PhD.
09/11/2020

What is the research of COVID-19 treatment like after all the months of the pandemic?
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World's first COVID-19 vaccine: long-expected salvation or a premature celebration?

Ivana Mišová, PhD.
08/13/2020

The announcement of the first registered COVID-19 vaccine in such a short time has elicited a mixed response. Is it the solution to the ongoing crisis, or too good to be true?
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Russia approved a coronavirus vaccine: it has yet to complete clinical trials

Katarina Rausova
08/11/2020

The first COVID-19 vaccine in the world has been registered in Russia.
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SARS-CoV-2 Mutations: Friend or Foe?

Ivana Mišová, PhD.
07/13/2020

Many of us view mutation as a huge, scary change – at least this is what the sci-fi and horror industry has taught us. Is it really so? What does it mean when a virus mutates?
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Is the Drug for COVID-19 Already Known?

Michal Ivantysyn
04/20/2020

The artificial intelligence developed in Slovakia offers the answer. The results are promising as there are more candidate drugs than we think.