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The purpose of this page is to provide the latest facts on Covid-19 using research directly from scientific articles. With many secondary sources being inaccurate (or misleading at best), it is more important than ever to relay scientific research as unbiased as possible. Of course, in practice, it is impossible to be '''''completely''''' unbiased in conveying information, so my best advice in using this page is to use the guidelines below: | The purpose of this page is to provide the latest facts on Covid-19 using research directly from scientific articles. With many secondary sources being inaccurate (or misleading at best), it is more important than ever to relay scientific research as unbiased as possible. Of course, in practice, it is impossible to be '''''completely''''' unbiased in conveying information, so my best advice in using this page is to use the guidelines below: | ||
| − | *''<u>Don't judge an article by its title (or its abstract!)</u>''. Although you should | + | *'''<u>Don't judge an article by its title (or its abstract!)</u>'''. Although you should |
Revision as of 21:04, 26 April 2020
Introduction
The purpose of this page is to provide the latest facts on Covid-19 using research directly from scientific articles. With many secondary sources being inaccurate (or misleading at best), it is more important than ever to relay scientific research as unbiased as possible. Of course, in practice, it is impossible to be completely unbiased in conveying information, so my best advice in using this page is to use the guidelines below:
- Don't judge an article by its title (or its abstract!). Although you should