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New Study Suggests that Coronavirus Directly Infects Fat Cells
As shown in a recently published report, the coronavirus attacks fat cells as well as specific immune cells in fat tissue. Recent reports of media outlets state that the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 might effectively attack fat tissue and particular inflammatory responses present in visceral fat.
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Holiday Shopping Spree Will Come at a High Price, for the Planet
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Aggressive Otters Attack British Man in Broad Daylight, Biting Him 26 Times
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While on the Way Down South, Powerful Winter Storm Passed by Northern California
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Deepwater Robot Captures Video of Super-Rare Giant Phantom Jelly Fish
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New Type of Omicron Virus Harder to Detect, Emerges in Multiple Countries
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Dogs Can Understand 89 Unique Words and Respond to 200 Specific Words
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Wild Bison are Returning to the UK
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Skywatchers Should Expect a Colorful Light Show as Geminid Meteor Shower Set to Peak
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38 Premises in the UK Face a ‘Phenomenal Level’ of Bird Flu
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American Midwest in High Alert for Nighttime Tornadoes
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Flood Hits Southwest France After Torrential Rain, Prompting Evacuation
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More than 55 Earthquakes Shake Oregon Coast’s Ocean Floor for 2 Days
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Hurricane Melissa Targets Southeast Bahamas and Bermuda After Historic Category 5 Jamaica Landfall
