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More than a commercial plea for social distancing, shelter-in-place is a mandate that requires citizens to remain within their homes unless nutritional or medical necessities dictate otherwise. Read More

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Don’t fall for the COVID-19 “self-test” email from Stanford Georgina Berbari

A viral email chain says people can self-test for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) by simply holding their breath for 10 seconds. Read More

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Coronavirus quarantines and your legal rights: 4 questions answered Latisha Nixon-Jones

I study vulnerable populations during disaster response. In the age of coronavirus, people are asking me questions about their rights. Read More

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These are the groups of people at higher risk of contracting Coronavirus and becoming severely ill Jennifer Fabiano

According to early information out of China, there are groups of people that are at higher risk of getting severely sick or even dying from COVID-19. Read More

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This is how long COVID-19 can live airborne CW Headley

Early Tuesday morning, scientists from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases lengthened our data set by determining the approximate length of time that the novel coronavirus remains viable while airborne and atop surfaces. Read More

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Coronavirus: Social distancing is delaying vital scientific research Chris Impey

Shared data is the fuel for scientific progress because small research groups can turn into large worldwide teams solving challenging problems. Read More

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This study shows how difficult it will be to find Covid-19 vaccine volunteers John Anderer

The research came to one, overarching conclusion: people are afraid of participating in these tests, and it’s that fear that causes many trials to fail in achieving an adequate number of volunteers. Read More

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A staggering amount of people who live in this city think they are immune to Covid-19 John Anderer

Now, with the Covid-19 outbreak changing Americans’ lives all over the country, a survey taken last week has gauged how New Yorkers are reacting to this new and unique threat to our way of life. Read More

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10 misconceptions about the 1918 flu, the ‘greatest pandemic in history’Richard Gunderman

By correcting these 10 misconceptions, everyone can better understand what actually happened and help mitigate COVID-19’s toll. Read More

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