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Qld scientists warn bushfire smoke can boost distribute of COVID- D 19 that summer – The News Pocket
Brand New studies have discovered some terrifying findings concerning the consequences of bushfire smoke about the spread of COVID-19. Queensland
Brand New studies have discovered some terrifying findings concerning the consequences of bushfire smoke about the spread of COVID-19.
Queensland scientists have been conducting groundbreaking research to the effect that the electrons have about people’s brains.
Little is known concerning the brief or long-term damage it could perform, however preliminary results in the sunshine state discovered it had a”very powerful and poisonous” effect.
Queensland Berghofer Medical Research Institute Prof…
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