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UV Light on Airplanes Could Prevent Spread of Coronavirus and Other Infectious Diseases
Several major airlines have cancelled flights into China because of the Wuhan coronavirus (also called 2019-nCoV). The U.S. State Department has gone further by issuing a "do not travel" warning for China.
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