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Coronavirus may remain in patient's body for 5 weeks after getting contained, says study

Coronavirus can stay in a patient's respiratory system who has been infected by the deadly disease, for more than 30 days (5 weeks), according to a new study.

India TV News Desk Edited by: India TV News Desk New Delhi Published on: March 13, 2020 15:09 IST
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Coronavirus may sustain up to 5 weeks after getting contained, says study

Coronavirus can stay in a patient's respiratory system who has been infected by the deadly disease, for more than 30 days (5 weeks), according to a new study. In an article published in Lancet Medical Journal, doctors who studied coronavirus survivors detected RNA samples of the virus for a median of 20 days since the day they were caught by the disease.

Coronavirus patient requires at least 14-day isolation

It has been advised by the doctors that people who have been infected by COVID 19 should be isolated for 14 days to minimum the chances of spreading the disease further.

Over 5,000 deaths, more than a lakh Coronavirus cases so far

Over 5,000 people have lost their lives while over a lakh have been infected by the deadly virus across the world. Countries around the world have put trave and restrictions to contain the virus. 

COVID 19 positive cases rise to 75, one dies

Amid countrywide scare over coronavirus, confirmed cases have surged to 75 while one person in Karnataka's Kalaburagi has died. 

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