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Indian strain of COVID spread to 44 countries already: WHO As COVID-19 continues to persist, fears surrounding new pathogens and future pandemics are rife. There are several undiscovered coronaviruses—which under the right conditions—can become pathogenic to human beings. Now, a new study reports the discovery of a new coronavirus in Malaysia in 2018. According to a study, the coronavirus was found in patients hospitalized with pneumonia in Sarawak, Malaysia, and may have jumped from canine to human. If the virus is confirmed to be a pathogen, the novel canine-like coronavirus will have t...

The new disease evolved from a coronavirus that afflicts dogs (Photo: Shutterstock) A new coronavirus which originated in dogs is infecting children, new research has found. Findings from a US study in Clinical Infectious Diseases suggest that coronavirus can be transmitted to humans from domestic pets, sparking concerns of further health crises in the future. Study Co author Dr Anastasia Vlasova, of The Ohio State University, said: "At this point, we don't see any reasons to expect another pandemic from this virus. “But I can't say that’s never going to be a concern." Linked to breathing...

Researchers discovered a new canine coronavirus in a hospitalized child in Malaysia in 2018. Questions remain if the strand is dangerous to humans.

news Scientists Find New Coronavirus That Normally Infects Dogs In Malaysian Pneumonia Patient A report in the Clinical Infectious Disease journal identified the virus in samples taken from hospital patients in Sarawak back in 2018, a year before COVID-19 was initially detected. By Daranee Balachandar — 20 May 2021, 07:31 PM Subscribe to our Telegram channel for our latest stories and breaking news. A medical journal published today, 20 May, reports that a new coronavirus usually found in dogs was discovered in pneumonia patients' swab samples – taken ...

May 20, 2021 An electron microscope image of CCov-HuPn-2018, the new canine coronavirus that could infect humans found in a pneumonia patient in Sarawak, Malaysia, in 2018. Molecular & Cellular Imaging Centre of the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Centre, Ohio State University A new type of coronavirus that could infect humans was confirmed in at least one pneumonia patient hospitalised in 2018 in the Malaysian state of Sarawak, a medical journal reports. The virus was the first canine coronavirus to have been isolated in a human patient, according to a paper by an international te...