COVID-19 causes ‘hyperactivity’ in blood-clotting cells
Researchers found that inflammatory proteins produced by the virus significantly alter the function of platelets.
Read MoreResearchers found that inflammatory proteins produced by the virus significantly alter the function of platelets.
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