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Covid virus can be detected in tears sampled by ocular swab: Study

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SARS-CoV-2 was detected in 18.2 per cent of the samples, suggesting this method could be an alternative to the conventional swabbing method, which is unpleasant. Researchers analysed samples from patients diagnosed with the disease by conventional methods and admitted to hospital.

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Covid virus can be detected in tears sampled by ocular swab: Study

A team of researchers found that the coronavirus that causes Covid-19 can be detected in tears sampled by ocular swabs, a new study has shown.

·Chandigarh, India
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Tears sampled by ocular swab can help detect the COVID-19 virus

Brazil: A recent study in the Journal of Clinical Medicine has suggested an alternative method to nasopharyngeal swabbing, which is unpleasant for detecting the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. The...

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Covid Virus Can Be Detected In Tears Sampled By Ocular Swab: Study | Science & Tech

San Francisco:  A team of researchers found that the coronavirus that causes Covid-19 can be detected in tears sampled by ocular swabs, a new study has

·Bhubaneswar, India
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Medical Dialogues broke the news in New Delhi, India on Friday, February 17, 2023.
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