A study of the genomes of a number of people who became infected with COVID-19 in Arizona has led researchers at the American Society for Microbiology to believe that Arizona’s outbreak of COVID-19 likely began in late February 2020.... Read more»
The University of Arizona will produce 250,000 tests for COVID-19 antibodies that will determine whether people have been infected with the virus, potentially showing who might have immunity.... Read more»
The southern half of Arizona appears to be an ongoing source of West Nile in neighboring states as the virus appears to be here to stay, according to a study from Northern Arizona University and the Translational Genomics Research Institute in Phoenix.
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