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China Study Asserts Mother's Milk Might Prevent, Treat COVID-19
A China study reveals breast milk blocked viral attachment, entry and even post-entry viral replication. 
A China study reveals breast milk blocked viral attachment, entry and even post-entry viral replication. -
Trump Will No Longer Appear Daily at Press Briefings
Eager to save face after making a global fool of himself in front of the world, president Donald Trump will no longer speak everyday at the White House coronavirus press briefings. 
Eager to save face after making a global fool of himself in front of the world, president Donald Trump will no longer speak everyday at the White House coronavirus press briefings. -
HIV/AIDS: Understanding Accessory Protein Could Improve Treatment Plan
There have been continuous studies for HIV/AIDS cure to humans, but scientists are also looking for ways on how to improve treatment plans among patients infected with the virus. Now, a recent study shed light regarding an accessory protein produced by HIV-1, which could further help with that. 
There have been continuous studies for HIV/AIDS cure to humans, but scientists are also looking for ways on how to improve treatment plans among patients infected with the virus. Now, a recent study shed light regarding an accessory protein produced by HIV-1, which could further help with that. -
Fish At Hong Kong University Might Be Holding Key To Dementia Cure
Wen Zilong, a professor of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), kept more than 30,000 transparent tropical fish in water tanks of the university. He said these genetically modified zebrafish might be holding key to finding the cure for dementia as their nervous system were similar to humans. 
Wen Zilong, a professor of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), kept more than 30,000 transparent tropical fish in water tanks of the university. He said these genetically modified zebrafish might be holding key to finding the cure for dementia as their nervous system were similar to humans.
