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Innate and Adaptive Subsystems of Immunity
Our immune system is a network of biological processes that protect us from diseases. But…
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Time to Consider Upgrading Our Face Masks
Face masks were things the medical profession wore before the pandemic, unless air pollution was…
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Mutations Circling Us Closer to the Beginning
Could the world’s failure to implement a global vaccination program, keep the COVID-19 virus circling…
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Immune Compromised Patients and Omicron
South African scientists are following up on what BBC calls a ‘highly plausible hypothesis’ concerning…
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Does This Speak to an Eventual End Game?
It is tempting to reach out to any hope when we are in a pandemic.…
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How the Coronavirus Spreads and Makes Us Ill
Covid-19 variants spread between people through close interpersonal contact. The Conversation provides this example from…
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How the Coronavirus Gets Inside Our Bodies
Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta and now Omicron are all members of the Coronavirus family. These…
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Lead Batteries Keep Pressure on Lithium
There’s no sign of lead batteries faltering under competition from new technology. Their global market…
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Lessons from South Africa’s Omicron Outbreak
South Africa’s Omicron outbreak accelerated rapidly, although the hospital load has been surprisingly low. While…
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Two Aspects of Omicron to Watch Carefully
The 1918 ‘Spanish Flu’ outbreak was the most deadly human pandemic ever. It infected a…