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Coronavirus: Could your DNA determine the severity of COVID-19?
As the novel coronavirus has spread, the medical community has been stumped. Why are some people getting COVID-19 and ending up very sick and dying, while others carry the virus, and don't even know they have it? Could the answer be in our DNA?
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Is the Loch Ness monster really just an eel?
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New DNA tech links California suspect to Lake Tahoe cold case killing
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