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Mouthwash May Help to Neutralise Coronavirus, Experiment With Human Cells Suggests – ScienceAlert
A range of common household items – including mouthwash, nasal rinses, and even diluted baby shampoo – have been found to inactivate a form of human coronavirus…
A range of common household items including mouthwash, nasal rinses, and even diluted baby shampoo have been found to inactivate a form of human coronavirus in new research, highlighting another potential avenue to reduce transmission rates amid the ongoing COVID19 pandemic.
Before we go any further, it’s worth pointing out that nobody is suggesting mouthwash is some kind of silver bullet that can protect you from a virus that has killed over 1 million people so far, as that’s not what this research…
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