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COVID-19 Controversy On Whether It Makes Sense to Close Schools Tear Scientists Apart

Posted By: adminon: April 07, 2020In: World From AfricaTags: Imperial College, NCDC, NIHR, The Lancet, UCLNo CommentsViews:
COVID-19 Controversy On Whether It Makes Sense to Close Schools Tear Scientists Apart

It is still a UK controversy but there is no guarantee it would not expand into a global controversy. And the question is whether closing schools helps against spread of COVID-19 or not. The... Read more

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