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July 28, 2020 | ||||
Dear Reader, Today’s roundup features several stories with updates on the coronavirus pandemic. First, new studies of immune response to SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, suggest timing could be critical for a class of proteins known as interferons, which are being researched as potential treatments. Next up, advocates of public transit say there is scant evidence tying major coronavirus outbreaks to buses and trains. Read our piece below to find out what the research actually shows. In a column from our August issue, Peter Glick explains why wearing a mask is not a sign of emasculation. And lastly, a video from Nature runs through some of the key questions about COVID-19 that researchers still don’t have answers to. |
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