Boris Johnson is to remain in self-isolation after failing to fully recover from coronavirus, he revealed today. The Prime Minister was due to exit quarantine in Downing Street today, seven days after testing positive. But in a video message today he confirmed that he continues to have a high temperature and will therefore remain in isolation. … Read more
Only one percent of Americans have fevers despite experts’ predictions that twice as many would as the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread across the US. Kinsa Health, a medical technology company based in San Francisco, has been tracking daily fever readings using data from smart thermometers connected to the Internet. On Tuesday, data showed that … Read more
Peter Andre has revealed his son Junior is currently battling a high temperature and the family are now self-isolating for two weeks. Junior, 14, recently told how he was displaying symptoms of the virus and the family are now going to follow government guidelines to stay indoors. Writing in his New magazine column, Peter, 47, … Read more
Safety first! Andy Lee shares selfie checking temperature before kissing girlfriend Rebecca Harding amid COVID-19 outbreak By Ali Daher For Daily Mail Australia Published: 10:08 GMT, 26 March 2020 | Updated: 10:08 GMT, 26 March 2020 Radio star Andy Lee has revealed he is doing everything he can to ensure health precautions are taken amid … Read more
‘If your temperature is not down, you’re not coming in’: Bouncer at bar in London’s The Shard tests people with a thermometer before allowing them in as coronavirus fears grip Britain A member of security staff with a ‘thermometer gun,’ was checking people entering Bar 31 in The Shard Friday night revellers waited at the … Read more
Soldiers could be invisible to night vision goggles with wearable technology that changes temperature Scientists used materials that use electricity to create a temperature difference They sandwiched them between stretchy sheets of that are similar to wax The device is able to cool down or heat up to match the exterior temperature Researchers how to make … Read more
Abandoned farmland could play an important role in partially offsetting rising temperatures across Europe, according to a new study. A team of scientists, led by Francesco Cherubini of the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, found that in Western Europe the ground temperature on abandoned farmland could be up to 1.8 degrees Farenheit cooler than … Read more