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To: Pogeu Mahone who wrote (160160)7/15/2020 8:58:56 AM
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The average HEALTHY human harbors a least 5 virus. That is with limited ability/testing/counting. Sounds like something the WHO needs to jump on. <s>

"Among 92% of participants, at least one virus was detected, with some participants harboring around 10-15 viruses. On average, each participant harbored five viruses. The researchers say they were surprised to find so many. “We only sampled up to five body sites in each person and would expect to see many more viruses if we had sampled the entire body,” says Wylie."



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