Scientists Find Over 300 'Huge' Viruses With Strange Abilities
The world of viruses “is much more complicated and interesting than was previously believed.”
The world of viruses “is much more complicated and interesting than was previously believed.”
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You likely have nothing to fear from this virus, as it seems to only hunt amoebas.
The World Health Organization has come up with the name 'COVID-19'.
A new case study details 17 men who took these drugs and developed light sensitivity, blurred eyesight, and even blue-tinted vision.
These findings may signal CRISPR’s future as part of an emerging cancer treatment known as immunotherapy.
Using the simplest definition, the thing that most determines a pandemic is the scale of the outbreak
New findings suggest that one of the scarier concerns about the Wuhan coronavirus may be overblown.
Cases in other countries are also increasing each day.
A pair of new studies out today might nudge you to eat more vegetables.
The change can muck up our body clocks, which can make us groggy and less able to drive safely.
When we rub our faces all willy nilly, we can contaminate our bodies with the potentially dangerous germs picked up from surfaces our hands recently touched.
NOPE NOPE NOPE.
“The main reason for this declaration is not because of what is happening in China, but because of what is happening in other countries.”
Tl;dr: don't risk it.
It’s debatable as to how effective masks truly are against viruses like 2019-nCoV.
