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One of the current concerns is how likely the new strain of corona virus will survive on an object's surface? How long is the time?
Studying Rhinolophus bats, experts found 500 types of corona virus, supplementing evidence of intermediaries infecting humans.
The researchers said that the antiviral activity of AGO4 protein opens up hope of developing treatments for many viruses at the same time.
Scientists are divided over why the new corona virus (nCoV) appears in China to infect men more than women, a phenomenon similar to the SARS virus years ago.
When searching for viruses in an artificial lake in Brazil, scientists made unexpected discoveries.
Wash hands with soap and disinfectant solution; avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth; cover mouth when coughing, sneezing; exercise ... help office workers room nCo…
In the face of the rapidly spreading corona virus, the following mistakes accidentally increase your risk of infection. To protect your health, be alert to prevent disea…
Hubei province's Chinese health agency on 13 February recorded 14,840 new cases of Covid-19 infection, nearly 10 times higher than the number reported the day before. Th…
The Ministry of Health has just announced the 16th case positive for corona virus. This is the father of NTD patient, worker returning from Wuhan, China.
One final note when using an alcohol-based dry hand wash in Covid-19 is that you should not use it when your hands are visibly soiled.
China's Ministry of Agriculture announced it had detected an outbreak of bird flu H5N6 in Sichuan province in southwestern China. There has been no recorded H5N6 virus i…
The H5N6 virus is spread from birds to humans through an infected nose or mouth secretion, but it is not spread from person to person.
While the world is worried about the new corona virus, another virus has infected 15 million Americans across the country and killed more than 8,200 people this season.
Ebola, HIV, dengue, and seasonal flu viruses all have high mortality rates and are a threat to humans.
The over-reliance on host cells pushes the virus to the limits of the definition of life. Some scientists say viruses live, but others say they're just inanimate entitie…