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The presence of the pJAK2 peptide (top middle) is shown to block replication of a human coronavirus. The next panel (top right) shows how an inactive control peptide does not affect the spread of the virus.

UF researchers discover new way to inhibit virus that causes COVID-19 — Doug Bennett

When the virus that causes COVID-19 enters the body, it hijacks cellular proteins and suppresses the human inflammatory response, allowing...

COVID helped Florida pet shelters hit a record —but cats are a challenge

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a lifesaver for shelter animals. During the past year, Florida’s animal shelters have collectively saved...

In the Covid-19 vaccine push, no one is speaking Gen Z’s language

WASHINGTON — Useful Covid-19 information isn’t reaching the Instagram generation.

The Original Sin of America’s COVID-19 Response

America might have faced a high death total in the coronavirus pandemic no matter what it did. But the one thing that could have made a difference was more, better, and faster testing.

SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein Licensed by Oragenics from the NIH Demonstrates Protective Immunity in Mice

Data supports the Company’s approach to COVID-19 vaccine development.

UF Health pilot program to deliver COVID-19 monoclonal antibody therapy to rural communities

As part of the White House’s Operation Warp Speed initiative, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services selected UF Health and...

Who Should Get a Covid-19 Vaccine First?

Age-specific mortality and immunity patterns of SARS-CoV-2

UF researcher Derek A. T. Cummings contributes to study published in nature.com on SARS-CoV-2.

Why Do People Risk Their Own Health for Their Pets?

New study of pet owners who would refuse or delay COVID testing or treatment.

COVID-19 cases tracked by testing wastewater

The information can signal the presence of infection among students, almost a week before there are diagnosed cases.

Some Signs of Recovery From Severe Covid Lung Damage

In two early studies, researchers said some patients showed signs of healing just weeks after leaving the hospital.

What you – and doctors – should watch for if you have COVID-19

Infectious disease specialist and physician Kartikeya Cherabuddi, who has treated COVID-19 patients, explains what medical doctors monitor and how they treat patients, from the early days after an infection and the critical days that follow.
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