What are the different strains of human coronaviruses?

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[@niks1298]

Hi Sandhya, your segment has been always informative and it is good to see that The Print has taken the initiative of starting this scientific journalism. It is a breather amidst the noisy opinionated debates that goes around in some other media channels. I am just wondering why this announcement regarding COVID 19 vaccine by a Russian university is not getting coverage? Is it because it has not been verified and confirmed by independent parties yet ? Or is there more to it?

[@samirbodkhe834]

she makes understanding science look so effortless

[@Dr.PK18]

I can see u reading it ....

[@Gayfanta]

Watching this in 2021 is trippy

[@3rdGenRX7TT]

Very informative, thanks for that 👍

[@BanuDadlani]

Good Report, good analysis, and easy to understand for someone like me... Thanks.

[@dineshkumarsnair7964]

Had the vaccination efforts continued for the earlier strains of SARS 2003 ( 8000 deaths) and MERS 2012 Saudi Arabia ( 800 deaths) this 2019 Covid 2 would not have created this sort of casualties..

[@enderredacted112]

I don't think people knew of this strain, because the novel Corona is NEW. Whether or not they continued the effort, the vaccine wouldn't have worked for the new strain.

[@barisondude7673]

Thank you for this short lesson 🙏

[@ajithkannan4818]

Very easy understanding of the corona virus.Thanks for this video.

[@bite027_ketansharma6]

Very informative video, as always. Kindly sit a bit away from the camera and also sit a little bit far from the wall behind you so that the background is not in focus.

[@magicmari]

Great work! You keep it simple and easy to understand. Looking forward to more.

[@tresajessygeorge210]

Valuable and good presentation.thank you.&THE PRINT.

[@princekumarthakur3959]

Thanks Sandhya ..

[@tresajessygeorge210]

Thanks to you for the valuable and detail ed presentation.A NEED OF THE TIME.

[@sumits4903]

Is this strains are form due to mutations?

[@mateolopez5570]

shawty bad

[@fourstarfox4218]

Godi media and Bjp has shifted people's focus on its filthy politics but u media is stable on pandemic. Good job

[@geetikakejariwal]

Please do this in hindi to reach more people

[@ThePrintIndia]

Thank you for the suggestion. We will certainly look into it.

[@krethankalappa2078]

Madam u presentation in this video is awsome 👌👌

[@gaurav7384]

Thanks Mam for wonderful explanation about Coronaviruse Species 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@anotherpointofview222]

What is a "common cold," and why is it called a "cold?" Is a cold an actual thing, or just what happens when something else does something?

[@pravineazhawa1684]

As always crisp and nice to learn Pure Science

[@pushbaner5219]

well done...please provide sources aswell...thankyou

[@psychokiller9824]

You look better with your hair untied.

[@marcuslex8654]

Let us not forget who and the WHO is responsible for this mess we're all in.

[@mojojeinxs9960]

We now have 2 more to add C12 and Mu.

[@dancaboi]

what specific test do they use to find out what variant is being detected?

[@amoljadhav5226]

It's quite clear, everyone including the Print was wrong in projecting the gravity of COVID-19 pandemic in India until June 2020. Sandhya, can you please give us your best educated guess about this pandemic progression in India until December 2020, including number of cases, fatalities, possibilities of repurposed medicines and offcourse vaccines.

[@sanjaythomasjohn]

Just like how S. Korea's mostly succesful handling of COVID-19 can be attributed to the revamp in public healthcare system post the 2015 MERS outbreak, Kerala's handling of COVID-19 can be partially attributed to the 2018 Nipah virus outbreak. Apart from Health Minister KK Shailaja Teacher and CM Pinarayi Vijayan's commendable leadership, it was also due to the presence of really strong public healthcare system developed over the years that helped Kerala achieve what it did.

[@srirampallav2765]

Interesting history of corona .

[@santoshsivaramkrish]

good evening! nice article on the past covids!

[@foreverblues7476]

when will we get the vaccine of the COVID-19

[@CAAnmoldeepsingh]

😢

[@rahulgoswami2648]

you don't need a vaccine or plasma bank for that matter.....what you really need is *oxygen and positive preassure ventilation*

[@thorboy666]

2021

[@rjay333x]

@@rudramahadev22 sup

[@independentvoice995]

Excellently briefed

[@ThePrintIndia]

Thanks. Do keep following us.

[@AjayKumar-uv2qe]

What's with the intense music in the background??