Report: Hackers target Israeli researchers working on coronavirus vaccine
Hackers said to have sought to disrupt vaccine research process rather than steal data or findings, but failed.
Hackers said to have sought to disrupt vaccine research process rather than steal data or findings, but failed.
With the pandemic seemingly under control, cabinet rules cellphone-tracking of people infected by the coronavirus will only be used as the last resort where epidemiological investigation proves insufficient.
Rise in cases only 0.1% in past 10 days, far below what's necessary for the pandemic to spin out of control, despite the major easing of lockdown four weeks ago.
Phase I trials of adenovirus vaccine from China's CanSino Biologics Inc. "represent an important milestone," Professor Wei Shen of the Beijing Institute of Biotechnology says.
A pandemic leads to new discoveries on how a New York author writes.
A Berlin author is worried about the bizarre theories that have spread as the crisis continues.
A Jerusalem authors returns a favor to the small-business owners.
Researchers at Tel Aviv University estimate that more than 80% of infections originate in just 10% of patients or less. This means that most infections in Israel are from "super-spreaders."
So far, COVID-19 has infected 5,090,107 people worldwide, killing 329,735. The number of people to have recovered from the respiratory disease stands at 2,024,286.
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