Health & Medicine
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Novel Coronavirus Found in Russian Bats Shows Resistance to Vaccine Antibodies
A new coronavirus discovered in Russian bats has prompted experts to push for an immediate attempt to create a broad vaccination. They warn that if a lethal wildlife disease spreads to humankind, it may very well spark a whole other disease outbreak.
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