Until June 1 all the matches of the national student football league are stopped due to the coronavirus pandemic. But it doesn’t prevent the combined team of the Crimean Federal University to continue trainings. How football players under conditions of self-isolation are preparing for matches and what awaits the national student league in the future further in the video. Read more
The Associate Professor of the Institute of Foreign Philology of the Crimean Federal University Maria Shevchuk-Chernogorova has held online classes with master students on the academic course of translation from the French language in the online study mode. Read more
Seasonal flu, Coronavirus and other viral respiratory infections are the most common infectious diseases in the world in terms of the number of people affected. Read more
About 140 students of the Medical Academy of the Crimean Federal University help doctors in medical establishments of the Republic. This was reported by the Deputy Director on Humanitarian Education and Educational Work of the Academy Denis Shaduro. Read more
On the activities of dormitories, hotels, sanatoriums, boarding houses, holiday homes and other places of stay of organizations subordinate to the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation, to avoid the spread of a new coronavirus infection (COVID-19) within the Russian Federation. Read more
Are antibiotics effective against the new coronavirus infection?
No. Antibiotics do not work against viruses. They are only used to treat bacterial infections. The new coronavirus is a virus, so antibiotics should not be used for its prophylaxis and treatment. Nevertheless, antibiotics can be prescribed to patients admitted to hospitals to treat second bacterial infections. Read more
In most cases these symptoms are caused by the common acute respiratory viral infection rather than the coronavirus. Read more
A novel coronavirus is a respiratory virus which causes an acute respiratory virus disease. It spreads mostly through airborne droplet transmission as a result of inhaling droplets ejected from the airways of an infected person, particularly when he/she is coughing or sneezing, his/her saliva droplets or mucus ejected from his/her nose. The virus can also be transmitted when an infected person touches any soiled surface such as a door handle. In this case one gets infected when touching his/her own mouth, nose or eyes with unwashed hands. Read more
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