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Medical XpressTen reasons why the coronavirus is airborne - 2 days
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Boston GlobeSo you’re fully vaccinated. Can you go back to life exactly as it was before the pandemic? That would be a...
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Good article on what #healthcare experts are comfortable doing now they are vaccinated, but with #Covid19 cases rising in many places in the background. #pandemic #wearamask #weareinthistogether #coronavirus #pinksocks #HCLDR https://t.co/ddxpD3KwTE - view on twitter
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PracticeUpdateA Haunting Tale of Vaccines and Variants - 18 hours
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Written by Jonathan Temte MD,...
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A Haunting Tale of Vaccines and Variants https://t.co/5DEJu4zGiR #covid19 #coronavirus - view on twitter
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Medical XpressVirologists develop broadly protective coronavirus vaccines - 1 day
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A candidate vaccine that could provide protection against the COVID-19 virus and other coronaviruses has shown promising results in early animal...
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Virologists develop broadly protective #coronavirus vaccines @PNASNews https://t.co/gf29BQjvDe - view on twitter
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JAMA NetworkIdentifying COVID-19 Risk Through Observational Studies to Inform Control Measures - 1 day
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This JAMA Insights Clinical Update from the CDC’s COVID-19 Response Team discusses the importance of observational data for identifying behaviors associated with SARS-CoV-2 transmission,...
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Compared w well-ventilated outdoor spaces, #coronavirus infection risk is higher in poorly ventilated indoor spaces w prolonged close contact (within 6 feet of others for 15 min over 24 h) + inconsistent use of masks https://t.co/BmlbSttP3S @CDCgov @CDCMMWR - view on twitter
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ScienceDirectFacemasks and face recognition: Potential impact on synaptic plasticity - 1 day
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Visual recognition of facial expression modulates our social interactions. Compelling experimental evidence indicates that face conveys plenty of...
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New article from Neurobiology of Disease 'Facemasks and face recognition: Potential impact on synaptic plasticity'. Read the article now > https://t.co/nmwulg6Cwt #COVID19 #Coronavirus #FaceRecognition https://t.co/nmwulg6Cwt - view on twitter
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CIDRAPNews Scan for Apr 15, 2021 - 2 days
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Study: MERS antibodies persist up to 6 yearsA study of antibodies in 48 people in Saudi Arabia who survived their MERS-CoV infections found that...
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Updates on that other #coronavirus, #MERS, plus the latest global #AvianFlu outbreaks: NEWS SCAN: MERS antibody persistence; Avian flu in 3 countries https://t.co/znak20h5W8 - view on twitter
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Science | AAASCoronavirus: latest news - 2 days
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How researchers are fighting the spread of...
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You need to stay informed. We're here to help. We've gathered together all our #coronavirus reporting into one convenient place: https://t.co/eEqVvmu4Eb - view on twitter
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Medical XpressCoronavirus does not infect the brain but still inflicts damage - 1 day
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SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, likely does not directly infect the brain but can still inflict significant neurological damage, according to a new...
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#Coronavirus does not infect the #brain but still inflicts damage @ColumbiaMed https://t.co/B9yYWTqpw6 - view on twitter
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CellZhang et al. develop a trans-complementation system to produce single-round infectious SARS-CoV-2 that recapitulates authentic viral infection and replication. They then show the system can...
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New Resource out now! A system to produce single-round #infectious #SARSCoV2 that recapitulates authentic #viral #infection and replication https://t.co/IQy0RA1YKz @utmbnews @utmbhealth For all @CellPressNews #coronavirus research, visit https://t.co/IQy0RA1YKz #COVID19 https://t.co/IQy0RA1YKz - view on twitter
There is consistent, strong evidence that the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which causes COVID-19, is predominantly transmitted through the air, according to a new assessment published...
Ten reasons why the #coronavirus is airborne @TheLancet https://t.co/fNVgDTdZqW - view on twitter