3D visual of the Coronavirus using the latest research available (march 2020). For this overall representation surface protein density has been reduced to help show spike proteins (S), envelope proteins (E), and membrane proteins (M). We would like to give it to publications and news outlets for free with Fusion Animation as an image credit. References: 3d Form: Constructed using 3d models from Protein Data Bank shared by: korkinlab.org/wuhan Visuals Refs: cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html wpi.edu/news/wpi-researcher-shares-3d-roadmap-coronavirus-scientists-worldwide

A British doctor has recorded the excruciating experience of a drive-through coronavirus test. The video, filmed yesterday (April 15th) in Oxford, shows Dr Rufus Cartwright wincing with pain and retching as his nose and throat are swabbed in his first test for the virus, despite working on the front line of an NHS hospital. The procedure causes him to wince and cough repeatedly on the tester showing how crucial PPE is to carrying out his work safely. "I'm a doctor but I was really surprised how painful this was," Cartwright said.

MAYFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio – Two Mayfield Heights officers are okay following a crash that happened on I-271. It was around 7:15 a.m. Wednesday when the officers were investigating a crash. According to police, a driver lost control on a slick road and slid into the police vehicle. The officers were out of the cruiser at the time and jumped over the median wall. No one was hurt.

Excavator falls into the river. Luckily, the driver jumped out of the machine in time to save his life

At least 60 refrigerated trailers sat in a parking lot outside of Icahn Stadium on Randall's Island on Friday (April 10) as New York City reported another 233 deaths from the coronavirus overnight. The island has recently been transformed into a temporary morgue for the dead, as trenches are being dug on Hart Island in the Bronx to store unclaimed bodies.

Outside a supermarket where a few miles length of people queuing to buy groceries preparing for country lockdown due to coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak.

A man has been charged with perpetrating a hoax after he walked around a North Carolina Walmart conducting a Facebook Live saying he tested positive for COVID-19. Albemarle police said it happened March 18. According to authorities, Justin Rhodes, 31, was conducting a Facebook Live video inside of the Walmart stating he tested positive for coronavirus. Detectives with the Albemarle Police Department arrested Rhodes and charged him with felony perpetrating a hoax in a public building and disorderly conduct. He received a $10,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on March 30.

How many armpits can you count when he is applying deodorant or anti antiperspirant on his multiple armpits.

Dozens of bikers gathered in Matlock Bath in Derbyshire on Sunday (March 22nd) despite government advice to observe "social distancing" due to Coronavirus outbreak.

no matter who, no matter where!