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Coronavirus Updates Till March 20, 2020 (English) Book-2
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10 common myths are medically analyzed. For example: Myth #7 – Can the medicines that help boost immunity, prevent COVID-19?
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What as a doctor, I will tell every government to do?
- New facts about Coronavirus as they become available.
- Corona virus is a lung virus, NOT a gut virus.
- The ways this virus can enter into our body.
- Without rapid testing available for everyone, we are crossing the road with our eyes closed
- We all forget to sanitize our mobile phones and so, we are forced to touch our face with hand.
- Do we have treatment and vaccine?
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