Five years after the first COVID-19 case in Nevada, patient zero Ron Pipkins reflects on his journey from illness to recovery, sharing insights on faith, loss, and the pandemic's lasting impact.

He was not Patient Zero, but Patient O and, more accurately, Case 057. And, as a Tucson researcher has helped definitively prove, he was not the person who introduced the virus that causes AIDS to ...

“We found patient zero,” Batten said in the Dec. 12 X thread, who later confirmed he was referring to de Vries’ “Bitcoin’s Growing Energy Problem” report in a note to Cointelegrap ...

Patient zero is the device where this all started: the computer, phone or any electronic device connected to the internet where a city employee interacted with the ransomware. Ginther has ...

It's under trial right now at 75 hospitals in the US; Centra is one of them, and Woody is patient zero in Virginia. "We are the first one in Virginia and I think the first in the Mid-Atlantic ...

Brisbane-based software development company Patient Zero has teamed up with Birrunga Gallery to launch a new augmented reality (AR) app. The app allows gallery visitors to interact with and hear ...

The term "patient zero" has been a fraught one over the last several years. Most recently, it received renewed scrutiny after 980 contributors and staffers at The New York Times sent a letter to ...

“Patient ‘O’ became patient zero it seems through a combination of understandable reading errors, and possibly also the similarity of “O” and zero on the typewriters used at the CDC,” McKay said. Zero ...

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Salon talked to Kang recently about our endless search for "Patient Zero," how she and Pedersen found themselves writing about historic pandemics in the midst of a modern one, and what we really ...

At the time, patient zero was identified as a 30-year-old male who had traveled to a convention in New York City. We've all been there. Attending a first big event in a very very long time can be ...

He was known as "patient zero," believed to be the first COVID-19 case in D.C. But through it all, he felt a sense of calm. “I felt upheld by so many people’s prayers who were praying for me ...