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CDC: New Coronavirus Found In Bats Not Currently ‘Concern To Public Health’
UNITED STATES – The Centers For Disease Control (CDC) says a newly discovered bat Coronavirus does not currently pose a public health risk.
UNITED STATES – The Centers For Disease Control (CDC) says a newly discovered bat Coronavirus does not currently pose a public health risk.
While Chinese researchers found the virus can enter human cells in lab tests, no human infections have been detected.
The virus, HKU5-CoV-2, belongs to the same family as MERS but does not infect human cells as easily as COVID-19.
Scientists say the risk of spillover should not be exaggerated, and existing antiviral treatments could be effective if needed.
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