Reports of a newly discovered coronavirus strain found in bats in Thailand, while stressing that no human infections have ...

The Covid-19 pandemic highlighted how quickly zoonotic diseases can spread globally. As a result, scientists worldwide have ...

Scientists in Thailand have discovered a new bat coronavirus capable of binding to human ACE2 receptors, highlighting ...

Scientists stress there is currently no evidence of human infections, or community spread linked to the virus.

Researchers identified a sarbecovirus strain in Thai bats that may bind to human ACE2 receptors, though no human infections ...

What was found: Researchers discovered a novel bat coronavirus in Thailand that can bind to human ACE2 receptors, similar to SARS-CoV-2. Current risk level: There is no evidence of human transmission ...

While there is no evidence yet the virus has jumped to humans, the findings have implications for pandemic preparedness ...

Authorities in Thailand have confirmed the detection of a new coronavirus (CoV) strain in bats, according to joint statements ...

Scientists have identified new bat coronaviruses, closely related to SARS-CoV-2, capable of infecting human cells. These ...

An international team of researchers, including University of Cambridge researchers, has identified an East African bat ...