4.5K views · 69 reactions | Public health officials say they learned a lot during the SARS outbreak that killed 44 people in Canada in 2003 and they are applying those lessons to the handling of the latest outbreak of coronavirus in China. | CBC Politics | Facebook

How coronavirus causes pulmonary embolisms. SARS-CoV2 —-> enters via ACE2 receptors —> pulmonary endothelial cells —-> damage to the lungs —-> pulmonary embolism COVID19 LEADS TO THROMBOSIS How to help? 1.Reduce viral entry/replication 2.Reduce inflammation AND damage to the endothelium! Although I can’t definitely say anything helps COVID-19 patients two supplements have shown preliminary benefit in COVID-19 patients 1.)Glutathione (and NAC would also apply here too) 2.)Alpha lipoic acid Nitric

When a virus is widely circulating in a population and causing many infections, the likelihood of the virus mutating increases. The more opportunities a virus has to spread, the more it replicates – and the more opportunities it has to undergo changes. Learn more about what causes COVID-19 virus to change ⬇️ | World Health Organization (WHO)

30K views · 2K reactions | Dr Maria Van Kerkhove, WHO's technical lead on COVID-19, talks about the status of the scientific work needed to find the origins of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Why it is important to understand the origins of pandemics, What is WHO's role in achieving this and, How WHO works to prevent future pandemics. | World Health Organization (WHO) | Facebook