Main Takeaway: In the warm months of July and August, much of Europe gave the impression the worst of the pandemic was over. It's being called a war against an invisible enemy, and it's now being fought on a global scale.
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In the warm months of July and August, much of Europe gave the impression the worst of the pandemic was over. It's being called a war against an invisible enemy, and it's now being fought on a global scale. Its two main mutations, known as B-point-four and B-point-five, are harder to track ...
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- In the warm months of July and August, much of Europe gave the impression the worst of the pandemic was over.
- It's being called a war against an invisible enemy, and it's now being fought on a global scale.
- Its two main mutations, known as B-point-four and B-point-five, are harder to track ...
- We ask two North Texas doctors about this in this week's The Ones For Wellness report.
- The World Health Organization, heads of government and research bodies have come ...
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