කොරෝනා හැදිලා හොද වෙච්ච එවුන්ටත් ආයිත් කොරෝනා!

Kolama

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    ලිම්පෝපෝ කන්දෙ
    ඩෙල්ටා කොරානා ප්‍රභේදය කොරෝනා තිබිලා හොද වෙච්ච එවුන්ටත් ආයෙ බෝ වෙනවාලු. :eek:

    මේක තමයි දෙමටගොඩ එකම පවුලේ තුන්දෙනාට වුනේ. එයාලා කොරෝනා තිබුලා හොද වෙච්ච අය.





     

    Emios

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    Two recent studies were published this month (October 2020) in the journal Blood Advances supporting the theory that individuals with blood type O are at a lower risk for contracting COVID-19 and severe coronavirus illness.
     

    warwickuni

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    Two recent studies were published this month (October 2020) in the journal Blood Advances supporting the theory that individuals with blood type O are at a lower risk for contracting COVID-19 and severe coronavirus illness.
    fake?
     

    Bart_Allen

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    Speed force
    Two recent studies were published this month (October 2020) in the journal Blood Advances supporting the theory that individuals with blood type O are at a lower risk for contracting COVID-19 and severe coronavirus illness.
    එහෙනම් ඉතින් ගොඩක් අයට හැදෙන එක අඩු වෙන්න ඕනේ නේ? O කියන්නේ common ම blood type එක නේද.
     

    imhotep

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    Two recent studies were published this month (October 2020) in the journal Blood Advances supporting the theory that individuals with blood type O are at a lower risk for contracting COVID-19 and severe coronavirus illness.
    Not quite true. This was suspected early March 2020 on the first Wuhan virus by Chinese researchers that type A blood might be more susceptible to contracting the virus, while those with type O blood may be more protected. Check my posts on the first Covid Megathread on this.
    Later on when large cohort data was available from Europe this wasn't conclusive.
    Even though there are differences in blood-group antigens that can possibly effect on the function of sugars, glycoproteins or proteins there's no real scientific reason to explain the phenomenon.
     

    IKL

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    Kadawatha
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    kamalboost

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    Korona thibila honda una unta aye hadenne neha kiyala kohewth thibunada machan?

    Meka hembirissawa wage ledak. hadunath aye hadenawa. Vaccine gahuwath iilaga awurudde aye gahanna wenawa. Mona prabedhaya awath ekama thamai.
     

    encoderdk

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    Two recent studies were published this month (October 2020) in the journal Blood Advances supporting the theory that individuals with blood type O are at a lower risk for contracting COVID-19 and severe coronavirus illness.
    ado ehemanam bayawenna deyak neha..