Mouthwash Can Inactivate Human Coronavirus in a Lab, but What Does This Really Mean?

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By Olivia RosaneOct 22, 2020, 1:02 pm179 pts
Could mouthwash help stop the spread of the new coronavirus? A study published in the Journal of Medical Virology last month found that some common mouthwashes and nasal rinses could inactivate a type of human coronavirus in the lab. This led the authors to hypothesize that the same products might be an…

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