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For questions about how viruses influence your health. General questions about viruses are off-topic but might be asked on Biology Stack Exchange; for questions about computer viruses, try Super User or Security Stack Exchange.
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Is outside food really safe to eat during COVID-19 outbreak?
The virus is a small droplet of water inside a lipid membrane, with some proteins in the membrane and a bunch of proteins+RNA packed inside. … Note that most things that inactivate the virus would cause an exponential decay in the amount of viable virus. …
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