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Masks, Rated
When researchers tested consumer and medical masks, clear winners emerged. Bandanas were not among them.
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An Established Vaccine Shows COVID Potential
A common tuberculosis vaccine is one possible and somewhat unexpected tool in the fight to control COVID-19.
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Celebrate the Holidays at Home
With COVID-19 infections soaring, the CDC is asking us all to stay home. Here are ways to make the holiday festive and safe.
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New COVID Strain Associated with Mink in Denmark
The SARS-CoV-2 mutation seen in Danish mink seems to have emanated from humans, but transmission now goes both ways.
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Using Cell Phone Data to Track COVID's Spread
A computer model that tracks cell phone usage is enabling scientists to predict the spread of SARS-CoV-2 and the risk of reopening.
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Travel on Thanksgiving? Pass the COVID
The urge to be together with loved ones on holidays has helped fuel the spread of COVID-19. Here's how some are weighing the options.
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High Percentage of Grocery Workers COVID-Positive, Asymptomatic
Grocery store workers are among the unsung heroes of the pandemic and.face high rates of infection. They are also often COVID-19 carriers.
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Fitness Monitors Can Track COVID, Too
Activity trackers and the health data they gather can help catch coronavirus infections early and reduce their spread.
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Mask Power
It is projected that if everyone wore a mask, COVID deaths could be cut dramatically. Check out the numbers and keep yours on.
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Do Colds Offer COVID-19 Protection?
Colds and viral pneumonia are common coronaviruses. If you've been infected by either, it may help protect you from the novel coronavirus.
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