New study: More people are getting Covid-19 at home
South Korean epidemiologists have found that people are more likely to get Covid-19 from family members than from outsiders.
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South Korean epidemiologists have found that people are more likely to get Covid-19 from family members than from outsiders.
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A seemingly harmless mosquito became an important witness, helping Finnish police track down the suspect in a mysterious car theft.
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