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fromSherdog
1 week ago

Movsar Evloev Explains Why He Pulled Out of Aaron Pico Matchup

Evloev was scheduled to welcome former Bellator MMA star Aaron Pico to the UFC last August at UFC 319. However, Evloev pulled out of the matchup with hardly over two weeks to go before fight night. Evloev recently revealed that he was forced out of the fight due to coronavirus, the same virus responsible for the worldwide lockdown in 2020-21. Evloev claims he was affected by the virus in Thailand and decided to pull out when even easy exercises made him feel terrible.
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fromThe Local France
2 months ago

France detects two MERS virus cases among tour group

Two tour-group members have been isolated in France after testing positive for the MERS coronavirus; authorities are monitoring contacts and enforcing containment measures.
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fromBored Panda
3 months ago

20 Times Partners Learned New Things About Their Significant Other While Seeing Them Work From Home

Working from home reveals previously unseen professional behaviors and surprising traits in partners.
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fromNature
4 months ago

Public trust in science has declined since COVID - virologists need to unite around safety standards

Urgent international standardized transparent biosafety guidance is needed because risky bat-coronavirus experiments were performed under BSL-2, undermining trust and politicizing virology.
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fromMail Online
8 months ago

New coronavirus is one small mutation away from infecting humans

A new coronavirus (HKU5-CoV-2) poses a significant risk to humans, potentially leading to the next pandemic. Immediate monitoring is crucial.
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fromMiami Herald
9 months ago

Two women face prison for stealing more than 800K from pandemic loan program

Two South Florida women defrauded over $800,000 in federal loans intended for businesses affected by the pandemic.
fromwww.nature.com
9 months ago
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A MERS-CoV-like mink coronavirus uses ACE2 as entry receptor

Mink respiratory coronaviruses may pose a risk for zoonotic transmission to humans, showing potential similarities to SARS-CoV-2 in receptor usage.
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