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Latest coronavirus news: CDC survey finds some engaging in dangerous behavior to prevent illness

Conducted by disease specialists at the University of Minnesota, the results of the study were published Wednesday in the 'New England Journal of Medicine'.
By Tim Darnell
Updated June 6, 2020

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