The migrant virus
The virus doesn’t stop migrants landing in Europe. Indeed, in Italy, one of the main landing countries, they increased significantly during the time of the pandemic. The data from the Continue Reading
The milder, second wave
The coronavirus has been relatively tame as of late in the Italian peninsula, and despite a recent trend of growth among cases, hospitals and people have both remained in good Continue Reading
The Italian partisans of the virus
Since the end of the lockdown, the Covid-19 curve has been on a constant decrease in Italy. In early July, the daily average is less than 200 newly infected and Continue Reading
Paranoid Summer Paradise
Summer has closed in on the minds of stressed, quarantine fatigued Italians, and the sites of vacations, beaches and looming mountains are beckoning the nation. Gone are the days of Continue Reading
Much ado about Immuni
23-04-2020 During the Senates’ hearing on April 21st, Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte confirmed that population tracking will be one of the basic tools of the new phase coinciding with Continue Reading
Pavias Cutting edge coronavirus Innovations
Pavias’ San Matteo general hospital has initiated a collaboration with DiaSorin, an Italian Diagnostics company in light of their development of a blood test that can be used to determine Continue Reading
Refugees shine a ray of light during the COVID storm
11-4-2020 “The coronavirus knows no borders” they say, and as two hundred and ten nations have experienced, it’s most certainly true.But apparently neither does desperation. As refugees continue to risk Continue Reading
Phase 2 and Second wave risk
14-04-2020 As was internationally announced, the Prime Minister of the Italian Government Giuseppe Conte has extended the deadline of the lockdown from April 13th to May 3rd for the whole Continue Reading
Covid-19 running free in prison
13-04-2020 To understand the disaster that is currently gripping Italian prisons, we need to wind back the clock to the beginning of March. On Friday the 6th of March the Continue Reading