MERS
COVID-19: Why do some patients suffer brain damage?
A debate continues to rage about whether the brain damage due to COVID-19 in some patients is because of the attack of the virus, or due to an immune response
What are the differences between COVID-19, MERS and SARS?
On April 17, the journal Science published a study by a group of scientists from the Netherlands, who did a comparative study of the pathogenesis of the three diseases
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