Preventing another pandemic by studying bats in Brazil
Four Fiocruz researchers mapped a rainforest trail at Pedra Branca, catching bats to study viruses that could cause future outbreaks. Experts note bats’ unique immune systems help them carry pathogens with minimal illness, while habitat loss increases spillover risk and calls for careful surveillance without demonizing bats.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Pedra Branca
Brazil
Fiocruz Institute
Antarctica
Raina Plowright
Montana State University
Plowright
Arinjay Banerjee
McMaster University
Canada
Cara Brook
University of California, Berkeley
India
Rajasthan
Atlantic Forest
Silvia Izquierdo
THE
Associated Press
South Korea bans leaflets by balloon toward North Korea
South Korea's parliament approved a bill criminalizing sending propaganda leaflets toward the North, backed by the ruling party and Moon Jae in supporters. Opponents condemned the move as curbing freedom while seeking to ease border tensions and avoid provocations from Pyongyang.
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S. Korea
N. Korea
Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
North
Moon Jae-in
U.S
Kim Jong UN
Moon
Kim Il Sung
Kim Yo Jong
Fighters For Free
Hongcheon
Yang Ji-Woong
Yonhap
Associated Press
Poll finds stable worry as virus cases rise nationwide
A AP NORC survey shows 40 percent remain very or extremely worried about infection, similar to October and lower than March and July. Majorities favor masks and gathering limits. stay-at-home orders have faded since spring. Democrats show higher concern than Republicans, with about nine in ten Democrats worried versus six in ten Republicans.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
Associated Press- Norc Center For Public Affairs Research
U.S
Sarah Totta
Kansas City
Missouri
Totta
Midwest