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A scientist won $1.8 million to study how parasitic worms suppress our immune systems with venom to live inside us undetected
The NIH has awarded Adler Dillman $1.8 million to figure out how parasitic worms, or nematodes, use their venom to live undetected in our bodies.
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A top disease expert is warning of 'another 12 to 14 months of a really hard road ahead of us,' and says the US has no national plan to stop it
Osterholm doubled down on Dr. Anthony Fauci's warning that Americans should expect to "hunker down" this fall and winter.
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Oregon officials said they are preparing for a 'mass fatality incident' as 500,000 people stand in evacuation zones from the wildfires ravaging the West Coast
There are currently 6 reported deaths in Oregon due to the wildfires that have devastated millions of acres, as well as more in other Western states.
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Trump appointees sought to alter CDC scientific reports so they don't contradict or undermine the president
Political appointees accused career scientists of undermining President Donald Trump's optimistic messaging on the pandemic.
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Chinese-American students fire back at Republican Senate nominee's 'disrespectful' claim that they're pawns in a vast communist plot
"Just because I'm Chinese-American, is he saying that it makes me dangerous because of that connection to China," one student asked Insider.
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Some states have 'unintentionally' pursued a herd-immunity strategy to control the coronavirus, experts say — and it's kind of working
States like New York and Arizona may have achieved low levels of herd immunity, but it cost of tens of thousands of lives.
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Israel is about to enter a second nationwide lockdown after its COVID-19 cases saw a major surge since reopening in May
Israel is reportedly the first nation to impose a second full, nationwide shutdown as it grapples with 145,000 cases and 1,100 reported deaths.
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We're ignoring one of the most obvious ways to avoid spreading the coronavirus: stop talking so much
Loud talking can spread the virus, but that doesn't mean we should all go silent. Talking to others is important for maintaining your mental health.
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