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Reusable N95 Silicone Rubber Masks In The Works
The N95 filters in the mask are designed to be replaced after every use, while the rest of the mask can be sterilized and reused. 
The N95 filters in the mask are designed to be replaced after every use, while the rest of the mask can be sterilized and reused. -
REPORT: Russia Completes Coronavirus Vaccine Human Trials
The test patients reportedly showed signs of immunity after receiving the vaccine, according to reports. 
The test patients reportedly showed signs of immunity after receiving the vaccine, according to reports. -
COVID-19 Herd Immunity Figure Could Be Lower
Herd immunity to COVID-19 could be achieved with fewer people being infected than previously estimated, according to new research. 
Herd immunity to COVID-19 could be achieved with fewer people being infected than previously estimated, according to new research. -
Bill Gates Calls 'Microchip Implant' Conspiracy Theory 'Stupid'
Misinformation has circulated in recent weeks falsely claiming that Gates is behind a plot to use vaccines to implant microchips in people. 
Misinformation has circulated in recent weeks falsely claiming that Gates is behind a plot to use vaccines to implant microchips in people. -
Facebook Is Being Used By Wildlife Traffickers To Sell Pangolin Parts
Illegal sales make pangolins a potential health hazard and it's possible they were a carrier of the new coronavirus that has infected more than 3 million people around the world. 
Illegal sales make pangolins a potential health hazard and it's possible they were a carrier of the new coronavirus that has infected more than 3 million people around the world. -
Coronavirus US Spread Anticipated Despite Preparations
Community spreading is still expected of the coronavirus in the United States despite preparations being made by the government and health agencies. 
Community spreading is still expected of the coronavirus in the United States despite preparations being made by the government and health agencies. -
WHO Confirms Remdesivir Is A Promising Coronavirus Treatment
The WHO said on Monday that remdesivir is showing good signs of potentially treating coronavirus patients. 
The WHO said on Monday that remdesivir is showing good signs of potentially treating coronavirus patients. -
New Coronavirus Studies Rule Out Wuhan Seafood Market As Origin Site
A new study suggests that the coronavirus did not originate from Wuhan and was transported from elsewhere but more studies are required to pinpoint exactly where the CoVID-19 strain came from. 
A new study suggests that the coronavirus did not originate from Wuhan and was transported from elsewhere but more studies are required to pinpoint exactly where the CoVID-19 strain came from. -
Expert Raises Concerns On Countries’ Coronavirus Preparation
Some experts are concerned about the preparedness of countries as the Wuhan coronavirus starts battering regions outside the outbreak country. 
Some experts are concerned about the preparedness of countries as the Wuhan coronavirus starts battering regions outside the outbreak country. -
Coronavirus Research Pinpoints Data On How CoViD-19 Spreads
How does the Wuhan coronavirus spread from person to person? This is just one of the many unanswered questions that researchers and health experts are trying to cover in their recent studies. 
How does the Wuhan coronavirus spread from person to person? This is just one of the many unanswered questions that researchers and health experts are trying to cover in their recent studies.
