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Scientists Turned Coronavirus into a Relaxing Japanese Lullaby in Search For Its Weak Spots

Whoever thought coronavirus could create such beautiful sounds? For a virus that is feared worldwide, it produces such a calming melody that can drift you off to sleep. Scientists are studying the structure of the coronavirus through sonification to determine the virus' weak spot. These efforts are in line with finding a cure for the disease. Click to hear how coronavirus sounds.
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JK Rowling Shares Video of Breathing Technique: Key to Recovery From Coronavirus

JK Rowling shared a video on how to do proper breathing techniques for those afflicted with COVID-19. She claims to have been stricken with the virus, and the breathing techniques coached her back into full recovery. The video is of Dr. Sarfaraz Munshi, who works at Queen's Hospital in London. Since the disease targets the respiratory system, Munshi cautioned patients to stop lying on their back, as it restricts breathing.
Age Is Just A Number: 104 Year Old Spanish Flu Survivor Refuses to Give Up to Coronavirus As Well!

104-Year-Old Italian Grandma Beats COVID-19

A 104-year-old refuses to go down from two different pandemics 100 years apart! The Spanish Flu and coronavirus survivor shows that age is just a number.
Detectable Level of Coronavirus Infection on Face Masks Can Still be seen after Seven Days

Detectable Level of Coronavirus Infection on Face Masks Can Still be seen after Seven Days

A new study shows that coronavirus can remain for seven days on the outer layer of face masks. (Photo : pexels)Woman wearing white face masks According to a new study by researchers from the University of Hongkong, the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) that causes the COVID-19 can remain to the outer layer of a face mask for a week and stays on stainless steel and plastic surfaces for up to four days.
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