found vaccine freedom. hello, i am katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. it s a year to the day the world health organization declared the coronavirus a pandemic. since then, 29 million cases have been reported here in the us, and 529,000 people have died. tonight, joe biden will address the nation, to remember those who lost their lives, and try to give all those who ve survived this year a sense of hope. yesterday, the president announced the us government has bought another 100 million more doses of thejohnson &johnson vaccine. and in the last hour he signed that enormous $1.9 trillion stimulus bill. thank you, all. appreciate it. let s bring in our north america editor, jon sopel. it is 51 days into the biden administration, he sides into law this huge stimulus package, it has to be seen as an early win for him. yes, i think so and this is very much yes, i think so and this is very much a yes, i think so and this is very much a hallmark of what the b
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COVID-19 is known to damage multiple areas of metabolism that aids in detecting the disease. Among the list, the skin lipidome may also be included, which could have implications for the skin s barrier function. PCR (polymerase chain reaction) test, which involves collecting swab from the back of the throat and the nose, has become the gold standard approach for detecting COVID-19. However the present study demonstrates the efficacy of sebum samples in diagnosing COVID-19.
‘COVID-19 is known to damage multiple areas of the body that aids in detecting the disease. Among the list, the non-invasive skin swab from a skin area rich in sebum may also help detect COVID-19. This simple sebum sampling method promises reliable diagnosis and monitoring of the disease in both healthcare and a non-healthcare setting.