Spanish Language Interview on Telemundo - Covid-19 Wastewater Project

Spanish Language Interview on Telemundo: Estudio para detectar COVID-19 En aguas albañales Científicos de la universidad de Miami cuentan con un estudio de aguas residual

Científicos de la universidad de Miami cuentan con un estudio de aguas residuales que detecta el virus y sus variantes, incluyendo Ómicron.
Tras confirmarse el primer caso de la variante Ómicron en Tampa, se anticipa que tarde o temprano podría llegar al sur de la Florida. Y para eso, científicos de la universidad de Miami cuentan con un estudio de aguas residuales que detecta el virus y sus variantes, incluyendo Ómicron.

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Por TELEMUNDO 51 • Publicado el 07 de diciembre del 2021 • Actualizado a las 8:51 pm del 07 de diciembre del 2021

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