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Source: Slaonbe Heffernan, WRAL, 4/28/20
When a Chapel Hill family's pug tested positive for the novel coronavirus, Dr. Chris Woods was not surprised. Neither was he worried. Woods, a professor in the departments of Medicine and Pathology at Duke University, is the lead researcher on a study of people who have tested positive for coronavirus. His work is to figure out how it impacts the body in order to develop treatments or vaccines. For more of this story, click here.
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