What we know and what we don't know about Wuhan's laboratory. The “10 clear truths” about the coronavirus, according to a former CDC director. Do we have a right to talk about Adele's weight? This is what you should know to start the day. Truth first.
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The “10 clear truths” about the coronavirus, according to a former director of the CDC
Dr. Tom Frieden, former director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In the US, he expounded "10 clear truths" about covid-19 while speaking at a House of Representatives Committee on Appropriations hearing on the response to the pandemic. “In my 30 years in global public health, I have never seen anything like this. It is scary. It is unprecedented, ”said Frieden, who now serves as CEO of Resolve to Save Lives. Here are the 10 truths.
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What we know and what not from the Wuhan laboratory
Questions surrounding the origins of the new coronavirus have sparked a war of words between Washington and Beijing, and threaten to worsen already strained relations. In recent days, the US Government It has reinforced the claim that the virus originated from a laboratory in the Chinese city of Wuhan. The claim has provoked, as expected, a fierce rebuttal from the Chinese government. But shared intelligence among U.S. allies also seems to contradict what the Trump administration says.
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Trump administration monitors conditions in Latin America over migration concerns
The US Government It is tracking coronavirus conditions in Mexico and the rest of Latin America, amid concerns that the situation may deteriorate and lead to northward migration, as covid-19 cases in the region increase. As the virus spreads throughout Latin America, the Department of Homeland Security has focused its attention on the hospital capacity of the region and on whether the health infrastructure is equipped to adequately evaluate and treat patients.
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Why do some not want to wear masks? The psychology behind
For most people wearing a mask (mask or chinstrap) is unusual. So rebellion is natural, up to a point, experts say. But citizens are being urged to think of wearing the mask not as forced conformity, but as a necessary act of solidarity.
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Silent hypoxia
An unusual subset of covid-19 patients have little trouble breathing, something called 'silent hypoxia' and nicknamed 'happy' hypoxia: even though their lung and oxygen levels show signs of a terrible illness, these people don't drown .
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At coffee time
Should children go back to school? These studies suggest that
Countries' measures to reopen the closed schools and thus prevent the spread of the coronavirus could create a second wave of infections, some studies suggest.
May's flower moon is the final supermoon of the year
The final supermoon of the year, which completes a trio of spring supermoons that started in March, will occur today during the full moon in May.
Do we have the right to praise or criticize Adele's weight?
Yes, Adele has lost weight. But she is more or less on the balance, she is still a beautiful woman who creates art, says journalist Lisa Respers France.
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The number of the day
49%
In the latest Gallup poll, Trump's discharge has returned to 49%, matching the highest number he's ever had.
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The appointment of the day
"For the love of my life. From: Your Daddy ”
Vanessa Bryant found a letter from Kobe Bryant that she hadn't read and shared a photo on social media.
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And to finish…
This meteorologist makes your yard a map
A meteorologist from Austin, Texas turned his green grass into a screen to illustrate viewers about two tornadoes that hit the city in 1922.
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