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Study Sheds Light on COVID ‘Supercarriers’ on Campus By   Scientists who analyzed viral loads for individuals tested through the University of Colorado at Boulder’s asymptomatic COVID-19 screening program found that “just two percent of infected individuals carry ninety percent of the virions circulating within communities, serving as viral ‘supercarriers’ and likely also superspreaders.” The CU Boulder-based researchers also found that, regardless of symptomatic status, approximately 50 percent of individuals who test positive “seem to be in noninfectious phases of the di...

Chinese Regime Burns Religious Books, Jails Believers in War Against Faith The Chinese Communist Party has kept up its broad attack on faith amid the COVID-19 pandemic, burning and trashing religious books while jailing spiritual adherents for possessing religious literature. While the officially atheist Chinese regime formally recognizes five religions: Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, Catholicism, and Christianity, it imposes strict rules over how these religious organizations should operate, and often installs Party cadres to control the entities, forcing millions of spiritual followers to turn un...

By Qing Yang and Kevin Parker “WebMD is the worst thing ever invented!” exclaimed one of Qing’s nursing colleagues the other day. The nurse’s husband (who isn’t a medical professional) had noticed a mole and was scheduled to see a dermatologist the following week, but wanted to do a little research before that, so he hit the Internet. “Now he’s scared that he might have the rarest form of skin cancer and die within five weeks,” said the wife. The Internet has made enormous amounts of medical and health information available and easy to access, so much so that 8 out of 10 patie...

Tips for things to take along to make a hospital stay more comfortable, such as clothes, medication and electronics.

By Huang Zhiling and Shi Wanxiang | China Daily | Updated: 2021-01-26 07:49 Share CLOSE Visiting the nearly 20-hectare cottage museum at this time of the year is a treat because of the scent of the 30 varieties of plum trees that are in blossom. CHINA DAILY/HUANG LERAN/FOR CHINA DAILY For poetry lovers, the Du Fu Thatched Cottage Museum in Chengdu, Sichuan province, is a must-do pilgrimage. During his three-year-and-nine-month stay in the cottage, Du Fu (712-770), who is one of China's most revered poets, penned 240 of his 1,400 extan...