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New XEC COVID subvariant poses potential threat heading into winter. Doctors urge vaccinations

The new coronavirus subvariant XEC poses a significant threat as winter approaches, prompting renewed calls for updated vaccinations.

Scientists again link covid pandemic origin to Wuhan market animals

The coronavirus pandemic most likely originated from a natural spillover in Wuhan, China, as per new genetic evidence.
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Before the Coronavirus Pandemic, Overlooked Clues From Chinese Scientists

Chinese scientists submitted the genetic code of the new coronavirus to a U.S. repository, but it was never added to the database.
It took almost two weeks for the genetic code of the new coronavirus to be publicly posted online, sparking a global effort to combat the virus.

China toys with deadly new COVID strain: When will the madness end?

Chinese virologists experiment with a new coronavirus strain that is lethal in human-transgenic mice
Concerns raised about the lack of biosafety measures in Chinese labs

Before the Coronavirus Pandemic, Overlooked Clues From Chinese Scientists

Chinese scientists submitted the genetic code of the new coronavirus to a U.S. repository, but it was never added to the database.
It took almost two weeks for the genetic code of the new coronavirus to be publicly posted online, sparking a global effort to combat the virus.

China toys with deadly new COVID strain: When will the madness end?

Chinese virologists experiment with a new coronavirus strain that is lethal in human-transgenic mice
Concerns raised about the lack of biosafety measures in Chinese labs
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Editorial Roundup: United States

The number of home-schooled children in the US has increased by as much as 51% over the past six academic years.
Home schooling is becoming more popular across geography and demography due to concerns about politics in education, safety, and individualized learning.

As respiratory viruses spread everywhere, what should you do if you get sick?

Flu, coronavirus, and RSV are on the rise and causing respiratory illnesses.
Testing for the exact virus causing symptoms is not necessary for most people, except for vulnerable individuals or when treatment may be available.

As respiratory viruses spread everywhere, what should you do if you get sick?

Flu, coronavirus, and RSV are on the rise and causing respiratory illnesses.
Testing for the exact virus causing symptoms is not necessary for most people, except for vulnerable individuals or when treatment may be available.
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As respiratory viruses spread everywhere, what should you do if you get sick?

Flu, coronavirus, and RSV are on the rise and causing respiratory illnesses.
Testing for the exact virus causing symptoms is not necessary for most people, except for vulnerable individuals or when treatment may be available.

As respiratory viruses spread everywhere, what should you do if you get sick?

Flu, coronavirus, and RSV are on the rise and causing respiratory illnesses.
Testing for the exact virus causing symptoms is not necessary for most people, except for vulnerable individuals or when treatment may be available.

As respiratory viruses spread everywhere, what should you do if you get sick?

Flu, coronavirus, and RSV are on the rise and causing respiratory illnesses.
Testing for the exact virus causing symptoms is not necessary for most people, except for vulnerable individuals or when treatment may be available.

As respiratory viruses spread everywhere, what should you do if you get sick?

Flu, coronavirus, and RSV are on the rise and causing respiratory illnesses.
Testing for the exact virus causing symptoms is not necessary for most people, except for vulnerable individuals or when treatment may be available.

As respiratory viruses spread everywhere, what should you do if you get sick?

Flu, coronavirus, and RSV are on the rise and causing respiratory illnesses.
Testing for the exact virus causing symptoms is not necessary for most people, except for vulnerable individuals or when treatment may be available.

As respiratory viruses spread everywhere, what should you do if you get sick?

Flu, coronavirus, and RSV are on the rise and causing respiratory illnesses.
Testing for the exact virus causing symptoms is not necessary for most people, except for vulnerable individuals or when treatment may be available.
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