European alternative to CDC Wonder USA: Monthly database available?

I am developing a maths model with Matlab code of optical coherence tomography signal for checking algorithms of extracting B-scans. Now I am struggling with taking into account optic systems such as sample scanner and spectrometer which distort optical signal. I am thinking to simulate this right in Matlab. Would it be better to use special soft for optic simulation and then transfer some coefficients into Matlab code to emitate optics (I suppose I could do it with 2D Fourier Transform besause all other parts of OCT system I implemented in spectral domain). Is there any code examples or tutorials?

I'm hoping to isolate RPE cells from mice eyes and perform PCR, however, contamination from the retina will interrupt my results. I'm wondering how people might have tried this in the past. I know complete removal of retinal contamination is very hard, but I'd at least like to minimize it.

Right now I just mechanically separate the retina from the RPE with forceps after enucleation. This does a decent job at getting most of the retina off the RPE, but there's still some cross contamination. I've tried using enzymes like dispase/hyaluronidase but it hasn't worked great for me. Any advice would be great! Thanks!

Many studies and analyes we do require statistics to back up. However, many times the results run out to be statistically significant, yet when interpret it in the clinical context, it is too small to be significant.

This is rather frustrating. Any solution for solving this?

Is those very small interval unit scale more easily affected?

Can we change our analytics method to cope with the results?

Beyond statistical significance: clinical interpretation of rehabilitation research literature.

Int J Sports Phys Ther. 2014;9(5):726–736.

It's 99 days since the first case of COVID-19 in Hong Kong, and we are welcoming the 5th days of 0 new cases of COVID-19 following a week of <10 cases per day.

How should we define the end of a local endemic?

How long should the latent period be defined?

When is it safe to resume social activities?

Should territory wide screening of asymptomatic people be done before declaring the end of endemic?

Dear Fellows

With the developing stories of the spread of COVID-19 all around the world, which has been declared as a pandemic by WHO recently, I am wondering, in how much time this virus would vanish from the surface of the Earth? Is there any scientific study available for this?

Please share your opinions.

COVID-19 is putting a huge impact on the society by the isolation measures it brings. People are now working from home office, and every walks of life are pausing their usual work and life.

How about the booming exponential rise in COVID-19 researches? But a shut downed administrative team of the publishing office? And the loss of manpower towards battle over the. COVID-19 frontline?

With the limited journal space, will timely researches be delayed in publication? Which may miss out important messages towards the public!

Peer Review: Publishing in the time of COVID-19

DOI: 10.7554/eLife.57162

What's your view?

The situation is going worse and the health system in IRAQ is so poor to provide the simplest treatment needs of patients. What should we do in such a horrible situation?

Is there advice that should we follow to stay safe and healthy until they come up with the vaccine of COVID-19.

How to make our immunity stronger in this situation, what should we eat? what should we drink? what kind of medicine should we have to have at home?

What are the latest updates about the route of transmission and its impact?