Animals
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Scientists Discovers New Coronavirus Type Originating in Dogs
A new type of coronavirus was detected amid patients hospitalized with pneumonia in 2017-2018. The virus is believed to have been originated in dogs and may be the eighth distinct coronavirus known to bring about disease in humans if verified to be a pathogen, a study said.
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