Frontiers of Science

This is the first time I have linked the “Director’s Letter” to the theme of the monograph. It was necessary. This issue began to take shape almost two months ago, at the end of January. At that time, China was facing an epidemic caused by a new coro

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Guillermo Martinez has had a great interest in discovering the basis of all mechanisms since he was a child. That is why he studied engineering, which helped him to design his own innovative creations. He started with a 3D printer that cost him less

Older adults and people who have severe underlying medical conditions like heart or lung disease or diabetes seem to be at higher risk for developing serious complications from COVID-19 illness. • There is currently no vaccine to prevent coronavirus

These are terms that are sometimes confused, so it is necessary to distinguish them. Endemia is the term used when there is a usual or expected number of cases of a disease in a specific geographical area or population. It is especially a condition t

Commonly known as the yellow fever mosquito, or dengue mosquito, Aedes aegypti is one of the deadliest species, due to its role as an intermediary in the spread of dangerous viral diseases, such as zika, chikungunya or mayaro virus, in addition to th

The most lethal virus in history has been Smallpox, the effects of which were already felt in ancient Egypt. In the 20th century alone, it produced an estimated 300 million deaths. Following a major international effort, which sponsored a mass vaccin

The human cost was terrible. Although the figures dance according to the specialists who have tried to establish calculations, it can be estimated that the population on the European continent at the beginning of the 14th century was around 70 millio

Although there is currently an intense debate about the pathogen that caused the Black Death-for which there is no consensus-traditional historiography has argued that it entered Western Europe because of what may have been, curiously enough, the fir

It is difficult to specify all the points to be taken into account to create a newsletter. But through a neuromarketing study that integrates various techniques such as the electroen-cephalogram (which measures electrical variations on the brain’s su

The neocortex is divided into two cerebral hemispheres, which defines it as a non-uniform structure, since both parts are not identical. These hemispheres are connected to each other by a structure called the corpus callosum, a bundle of nerve fibers

Coronaviruses and Wuhan’s Pneumonia: COVID-19. Abstract:Coronaviruses are one of the families of viruses responsible for colds and acute respiratory infections that have affected millions of people for thousands of years. Although they have been know