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Science X staff
December 16, 2020
phys.org
The spread of SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus responsible for the current pandemic outbreak, has been speculated to be linked to short-term and long-term atmospheric pollutants exposure, mainly particulate matters (PMs). It is in fact possible for people living in highly industrialized areas, therefore exposed to higher pollution levels, to show more severe symptoms. Further studies have pointed out that atmospheric pollutants can act as virus carriers and boost pandemic diffusion.
Angela Giuffrida
May 29, 2020
the Guardian
Demonstrators in Milan protest about the health and emergency management of Lombardy. Photograph: Francesco Prandoni/Getty Images
April 5, 2020
The Economic Times
Interviews with families, doctors and nurses in Italy's stricken Lombardy region indicate that Bertuletti's experience is not uncommon, that scores are dying at home as symptoms go unchecked and that phone consultations are not always enough.
March 25, 2020
India Today
The Champions League match was played was held two days before the first case of locally transmitted Covid-19 was confirmed in Italy (AP Photo)
Megan Molteni
March 24, 2020
Wired
The president promises a return to work "sooner than people think." But public health experts say we need months of social distancing to prevent millions of deaths from Covid-19.
Phil Shiver
March 20, 2020
TheBlaze
'We have to send patients away'
Bill Bostock
March 20, 2020
Business Insider
More have died from the coronavirus in Italy than anywhere else, and Bergamo is the hardest-hit city. Some may find this video distressing to watch.
Elvira Pollina
March 19, 2020
IN
Italy ordered the army to move bodies from a northern town at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak where funeral services have been overwhelmed as the government prepared to prolong emergency lockdown measures across the country.
March 15, 2020
News18
The protective gear staff have to wear means they cannot drink or go to the toilet for six hours at a time.