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Así es como tus bacterias y microbios pueden salvarte de enfermedades como el COVID-19

  • Written by Ana Maldonado-Contreras, Assistant Professor of Microbiology and Physiological Systems, University of Massachusetts Medical School
imageLos microbios que viven dentro de ti que son esenciales para combatir las amenazas, incluido el virus que causa COVID-19.Dr_Microbe/iStock/Getty Images Plus

Puede que no lo sepas, pero tienes un ejército de microbios viviendo dentro de ti que son esenciales para combatir las amenazas, incluido el virus que causa COVID-19.

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