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This 3D medical animation explains what a pandemic is, rates of infection and ways to protect against infections. It also delves into the biology and mechanism of action (MoA) that coronavirus uses to infect and destroy human cells. Though the exact MoA for this coronavirus is not known.

Global health expert Alanna Shaikh talks about the current status of the 2019 nCov coronavirus outbreak and what this can teach us about the epidemics yet to come.

Pulmonologist and critical care specialist Roger Seheult takes a look at recent updates to the global coronavirus situation.

Cancer is a creepy and mysterious thing. While we tried to understand it, to get better at killing it, we discovered a biological paradox that remains unsolved to this day: large animals seem to be immune to cancer. Which doesn’t make any sense – the bigger a being, the more cancer it should have. To understand why, we first need to take a look at the nature of cancer itself.

Dig into the history of pandemics to learn how viruses and disease spreads and what we can do to stop future outbreaks.

This is everything you need to know for when a virus becomes a pandemic.

Neuroscientist Naznin Virji-Babul explains the science behind concussions and why they can be so dangerous.

Eat less, live longer. If you want to reduce levels of inflammation throughout your body, delay the onset of age-related diseases and live longer—eat less food.

Nuclear physicist and cancer researcher, Cynthia Keppel, explains why physicists are interested in the tiniest particles known to humankind, and how an understanding of these particles advances science.

This plenary from Technology Networks’ online symposium, Advances in Alzheimer’s Research, features Alzheimer’s genetics expert John Hardy discussing his influential work.