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Transmission from a Distance Is More Likely
Slate.Com has a reputation for publishing counter-intuitive pieces that challenge convention. That’s because it wants…
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The Coronavirus Infects the Cells of the Mouth
Researchers at National Institutes of Health, and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill appear…
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What is a Coronavirus Exactly, Do You Know?
Perhaps we should rather ask ‘what ARE coronaviruses’ because they are a group of sub-microscopic…
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The COVID Human-Animal Link Matters
The U.S. Department of Agriculture found a wild mink with COVID-19 in Utah in December…
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COVID-19 Spread in Ways You May Not Know
We share information courtesy of World Health Organization WHO, whom we know we can trust.…
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Virus Transmitted to Baby in Mother’s Womb
Times Live reports evidence of the coronavirus traveling from an expectant mother through the placenta…
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China’s Claim of COVID Virus on Frozen Squid
China announced it detected the coronavirus on frozen squid from Ecuador in mid-November 2020. It…
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The Bats Are Not to Blame for the Coronavirus
The bats are not to blame for the coronavirus, says CIRAD Agricultural Research for Development.…
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Face Shields Are Only An Additional Barrier
The world’s most powerful supercomputer, Fugaku is at RIKEN Center for Computational Science in Kobe,…
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Asymptomatics Carried Same Amount of Virus
Asymptomatic men, women and children carry diseases without showing symptoms health professionals associate with them.…