This study predicted a coronavirus outbreak one year ago
As the world is waking up to the realization that the coronavirus is going global, a startling realization takes shape:...
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Coronavirus action: Japan closes schools, talks about canceling Olympics
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Experiencing wilderness keeps us happy, so we should protect it even in cities
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Take yourself out (of any video stream) with this new app
So far, the app is more entertainment than a practical tool, but it is a very nice proof of concept.
What is a pandemic and should COVID-19 be declared one?
The rapid spread of the novel coronavirus across the world suggest it might reach pandemic proportions.
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