COVID-19
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Immune Dysfunction May Cause Nerve Injury in Long-term COVID Patients
A new study found that some people with chronic COVID have lasting nerve damage caused by infection-triggered immune failure, which can be addressed
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Experts Alarmed as Omicron Variant in Deers May Cause Spillover of New Strains to Humans
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Researchers From California Conduct a Wastewater Test for COVID-19
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Scientists Are Testing Compound in Rosemary as Antiviral Treatment for COVID-19
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Long-Term Covid May Cause Microscopic Lung Damage Routine Tests Can't Detect
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Hong Kong Officials to Kill 2,000 Animals Because of Covid Outbreak Among Pets
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Scientists Discovered Protective Gene Variant That Shields People From Severe COVID-19
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