Microsoft today announced a new 'Plasma Bot' tool to help find recovered coronavirus patients eligible to donate their plasma. The antibodies found in a recovered COVID-19 patient is being used to ...

Combat medics and corpsmen may soon carry a lifesaving blood product that their counterparts in the special operations community have had for more than a decade. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration ...

Microsoft’s latest contribution to the fight against COVID-19 is Plasma Bot, a screening tool meant to help recovered COVID-19 patients donate their plasma to treatment efforts. The bot asks a series ...

Microsoft has developed a new chatbot to help folks who have recovered from the COVID-19 virus determine if they can donate plasma to help with clinical research and treatment. Dubbed the CoVIg-19 ...

Microsoft, while working with pharmaceutical companies, has developed COVID-19 “Plasma Bot” to help people recovering from the COVID-19 coronavirus donate their plasma for a treatment for the deadly ...

Microsoft has launched the CoVIg-19 Plasma Bot, a self-screening tool to help people who've recovered from the COVID-19 coronavirus donate their plasma for a treatment for the deadly disease.

Ongoing coverage of COVID-19, and its impact on Seattle and the technology industry. See all of GeekWire’s special coverage. by Alan Boyle on Apr 20, 2020 at 10:59 am April 20, 2020 at 11:24 am ...

Plasma taken from the blood of recovered COVID-19 patients stands a real chance of being one of the more effective short-term measures feasible in the ongoing effort to control the global coronavirus ...

Microsoft is launching a self-screening tool for people to check whether they qualify to donate their plasma in the hopes of creating a treatment for those with COVID-19, according to a company blog ...