Articles by CJ Robles
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The U.K. Officials May Analyze Sewage to Track the Spread of the Coronavirus after Britain finally Eases its Way out of Lockdown
The U.K. government is seeking advice from scientists on whether testing the sewage to trace the scale coronavirus outbreak in Britain is possible.
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Teledentistry for Keeping the Teeth White During the Coronavirus Lockdown
With the lockdown going on over the United Kingdom, the online orthodontics industry is becoming more popular to assist British people who need help with their dentistry needs.
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AI Can Analyze COVID-19 Lungs in 10 secs, Identify High-Risk Patients
A new artificial intelligence (AI) technology widely used in Wuhan, China, can scan lungs within 10 seconds, which highly aids in controlling the COVID-19 pandemic. The tool also confirms if a patient is at risk of viral pneumonia from coronavirus or not.
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The Search of COVID-19 Cure Update: An Antibody Can Block Off the Virus from Regenerating - Study
Scientists in India claim to have identified an antibody that prevents the coronavirus from infecting cells. They hope this could be used to treat COVID-19.
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The U.S. Now Has 30 Million Jobless as Layoffs Series Continue with Another 4.8M Last Week
With the coronavirus pandemic crashing the global economy, more and more companies are folding up or having mass layoffs. And it seems some job roles are hit harder.
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At least 26 Universities Face Raps for Not Fulfilling Its Promised High Quality of Education
At least 26 prestigious universities face class-actions from students after not fulfilling its promised high quality of education.
American Astrophotographer Uses Lunar Terminator to Capture Clearest Picture of Moon’s Craters
The world's clearest photo of the moon's craters was created by California-based astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy using a thousand photos of the moon terminator.
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Australians May Need to Provide their Details if They Want to Dine in Restaurants as COVID-19 Lockdown Nearing End
Australians may have to provide their personal details to restaurants if they do not have the coronavirus tracking app before they are allowed to dine in.
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ILOVEYOU Virus: 20 Years After the Malware Caused $10B Losses Worldwide
At the start of the millennium, a different virus has once baffled the world. With just an email, the I Love You virus has spread immediately, crashing computers, deleting files, and causing about $10 billion of damage in a glance.
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Headphones Should Also Be Clean During the Coronavirus Pandemic
The CDC recommends proper cleaning of personal gadgets as the world struggles against the pandemic. The CDC recommends proper cleaning of personal gadgets as the world struggles against the pandemic.
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Researchers Studied 2,000 Old Drugs, 47 Turned Out to Be Possible Treatments to COVID-19
A group of researchers tested 2,000 existing drugs and found 47 possible cure against COVID-19, instead of formulating a brand new medicine.
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McDonald's Will Reopen 15 U.K. Branches on May 13 Through Uber Eats
McDonald's will initially reopen in 15 branches on May 13 with a reduced menu and is available only via Uber Eats delivery.
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NASA Names SpaceX as One of 3 Firms Tasked To Build Next Lander to the Moon
The space agency picked three companies to develop the first vehicle to put humans on the moon after over 50 years and hope to make it possible by 2024.
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Asana: Only 1 out of 5 Can Adapt to Work-From-Home Technology
The work management platform Asana revealed that employees have adopted online tools to connect with their teams while staying productive during the pandemic.
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Heathrow Chief Says Stricter Security Measures Needed If UK Flies Again
The coronavirus pandemic has impeded most economic and social activities, requiring new security standards in airports including health checks and PPEs.
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Argentina May Snatch the World Record for Gigantic Hail
A heavy thunderstorm struck Argentina in 2018 with gigantic hailstones, which scientists describe as gargantuan hail.
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Facebook Unveils Photo Transfer Tool in the U.S. and Canada, Allowing Content Sharing with Google Photos
Facebook rolls out on Thursday, Apr. 30 a photo transfer tool that makes it easier to remove photos and videos from social media networks.
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Oxford University Teams up with AstraZeneca to Mass-produce COVID-19 Vaccine As Results of Human Testing Become Available In June
With human trial results expected in June, pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca will mass-produce a COVID-19 vaccine if proven effective.
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Google Launches Google Meet to Compete with Zoom; Offers Secured Video Conference
With the rise of video conferencing, Google has decided to join the fun with 'Google Meet.'
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Apple Update: iOS 13.5 Includes Easy Unlocking Even if User Wears a Face Mask
The new iOS 13.5 will be launched soon, and unlocking the iPhone will now be easier. In a time when wearing a face mask has become the new normal, there have been numerous reports about the iPhone's face scanning feature failing to recognize faces when they're wearing a protective mask, or when it is too dark.
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Oklahoma Skies Turn Orange with Pouch-like Clouds after a Storm
A severe thunderstorm left behind a striking sight of Mammatus clouds in Oklahoma on Wednesday. A severe thunderstorm left behind a striking sight of Mammatus clouds in Oklahoma on Wednesday, Apr.
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China Installs CCTVs in Frontdoors to Monitor People Home in Quarantine 24/7
China is installing surveillance cameras in front doors of people who need to go on quarantine so that the government can check on them 24 hours a day.
'Now You See Me 3' Can Now Proceed After 4 years; 'American Hustle' Writer Takes Over
Finally, we may see the Four Horsemen again as 'Now You See Me 3' moves forward with 'American Hustle' writer Eric Warren Singer taking over the script.
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Experts Explain How Boosting Vitamin D Can Help Prevent Coronavirus
Is this the reason why the Southern Hemisphere has had a low mortality rate? A health expert explained that going under the sun for 10 minutes daily can reduce the risk of contracting coronavirus.
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Youtube Launches Fact-checking in the U.S. to Fight COVID-19-Related Fake News
YouTube announced on Tuesday, Apr. 28 that it will add fact-checking information panels to the United States to stop the spread of COVID-19 false reports.
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Coronavirus Halts Clinics and Cervical Screenings to Increase STI Cases
Aside from the coronavirus, health experts worry that cases of STI may surge as clinics remain close during the pandemic.
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New Zealand Beats Coronavirus But Is Not Rejoicing Yet
After five weeks of strict lockdown, New Zealand has eased the constraints but urged the people to remain vigilant despite beating coronavirus.
Instagram Explodes with Creativity and Elegance with #DuvetChallenge Amid Stay at Home Orders
As stylish workers stay home amid this COVID-19 crisis, the new fashion craze allows dressing up, "even when there is nowhere to go. Called the quarantine duvet dress challenge, Instagram users wrap themselves with comforters, duvets, and quilts to create a "classy look."
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Memes and Social Media Shape the Coronavirus Pandemic - Study Says
Researchers claim the spread of coronavirus is complex, beyond numbers and its symptoms, as it also depends on how the media portrays it.
Alien: Isolation Sells for only $150 on Steam until Tuesday for Alien Day
Enjoy some major bargains on Steam until Tuesday during its International Alien Day which started on Sunday.
