¿Podría surgir un SARS-CoV-3 más letal que el COVID-19? Científicos y epidemiólogos de renombre internacional advierten que el mundo podría enfrentarse a una nueva pandemia incluso más devastadora que la vivida entre 2020 y 2022. Basados en los hallazgos del libro “The Big One: How We Must Prepare for Future Deadly Pandemics”, del reconocido investigador Michael Osterholm, director del Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy de la Universidad de Minnesota, los expertos alertan sobre lo

Maria Fraboni's daughter contracted COVID in 2022. Shortly after testing positive at a local clinic, she got an unsolicited call from Stanford's Health Care's Infusion Center to participate in a COVID study that involved three transfusions -- but promised it would be free. So, she agreed to participate. Months after the transfusions, Fraboni got two hefty bills from Stanford in the mail, totaling more than $6,900. For the full story: https://abc7news.com/18117634/ | ABC7 News