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Not all face masks and coverings are as effective at blocking respiratory droplets when we talk, cough and sneeze.

COVID-19: New Study Reveals Which Face Masks Are Best, Worst At Blocking Droplets Not all face masks and coverings are as effective at blocking respiratory droplets when we talk, cough and sneeze, according to a brand-new study.Research from Duke University scientists tested the efficiency of 14 types of face cov...

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The American Academy of Ophthalmology had earlier stated that some reports suggest “the virus can cause conjunctivitis and possibly be transmitted by aerosol contact with (the) conjunctiva.”

Now, a newly released study, this one by the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, has found eyes and surrounding tissue produce the enzyme ACE-2, making them a target for the virus.

COVID-19 latches onto ACE-2 receptors, known as the "gateway" into cells inside body, meaning droplets from an infected person were to land on the eye, the virus could begin infiltrating cells there.

ACE-2 receptors are also found in the lungs and respiratory tract.

The Hopkins study also found that TMPRSS2, another enzyme that helps COVID-19 pass through blood vessels and pores is also present in eyes.

University of Hong Kong researchers also found that the eyes are an important route for COVID-19 to enter the body.

The findings reinforce advice to the public not to touch their eyes without thoroughly washing their hands first and could further demonstrate that it may be helpful to wear goggles or glasses as a preventive measure.

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If you’ve noticed that you’re often sick, feel fatigued or have other nagging symptoms you can’t figure out, it may mean your immune system is weakened.
Check out the warning signs and what you can do to give your immune system a boost.

6 Signs You Have a Weakened Immune System – Penn Medicine If you’re often sick, feel fatigued or have other nagging symptoms you can’t figure out, you may have a weakened immune system. Check out the warning signs and what you can do to give your immune system a boost.

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The soap molecules dissolve the wall that surrounds and protects the virus. If you wash your hands with soap for a good 20 seconds the virus will literally fall apart on your skin and no longer be a danger.

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On February 11, 2020 the World Health Organization announced an official name for the disease that is causing the 2019 novel coronavirus outbreak, first identified in Wuhan China. The new name of this disease is coronavirus disease 2019, abbreviated as COVID-19. In COVID-19, ‘CO’ stands for ‘corona,’ ‘VI’ for ‘virus,’ and ‘D’ for disease. Formerly, this disease was referred to as “2019 novel coronavirus” or “2019-nCoV”.

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The outbreak began in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China and quickly spread internationally – including to the United States. Thousands of people have become sick and public health officials are keeping a close watch on how the virus is spreading.

What is coronavirus (COVID-19) and how can I prepare? A new respiratory virus called Coronavirus (COVID-19), is making headlines for causing an outbreak of respiratory illness throughout the world. Here's what to look for and how you can prepare.

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