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Plus, understanding false negative results in COVID-19 tests and the sounds of elusive narwhals, captured on tape.
11:23
Why we need to slow down and look carefully at new coronavirus research, plus why so-called ‘murder hornets’ aren’t a reason to panic.
12:04
The first COVID-19 death in the U.S. was three weeks before we initially thought.
12:13
Virologist Angela Rasmussen clears up details on reactivation of the coronavirus in recovered patients and a study looking at runners and bikers droplet clouds.
16:57
Experiencing COVID-19 information overload? Two experts offer clarity on the studies taking over news headlines this week.
28:16
The coronavirus is easy to kill with soap and water. We talk how it works, and why it matters for more people than you.
17:18
Scientists have sequenced the genome of the new coronavirus from two patients in Washington state.
22:20
If COVID-19 spreads in the U.S., hospitals have ways to prepare. Public health experts explain why more testing and protecting healthcare workers will be key.
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Nearly 10,000 cases have been confirmed worldwide, as of January 31. Experts consider measures that could be put in place to halt the spread of the pathogen.