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Sep 15, 2020 58 min

Eazy Sense (47) The Covid Brain!

from Eazy Sense Hosted by Bold Brave TV

Eazysense Nanotechnologies Inc. presents to you "The Covid Brain". Welcome to the 24th , that is the 47th Show of Easysense in its Second Season. We are on the air for Easysense on the Bold, Brave Media and Tune in Radio Talk Show! Easysense is helping all people and animals through the pandemic! ......the data from the BRODERICK PROBE biosensor -I'm Professor at the City University of New York School of Medicine and to the University City College of New York and NYU Langone Medical Center and previously, The Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Cornell and St. John's University. Question: Why are shopping places allowing people into the stores without masks! Why are people not wearing masks? The Topic: The New Yorker article We Can Solve the Coronavirus-Test Mess Now—If We Want To The key to taming the pandemic will be both a new commitment to "assurance testing" and a new vision of what public health really means. By Dr. Atul Gawande September 2, 2020 Viren Sehgal-Undergraduate student- star: CCNY Student in MED 10000 and Narrative Medicine; CCNY, Sophie Davis/CUNY School of Medicine .Integrated. Dr. Atul Gawande: background Summary of the Healthcare section Nasal vs Blood testing: Antigen versus Antibody What is this all about? How does this correlate with the observance of the population disobeying the Covid rules? What does the audience think?

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