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Are people with pets less likely to die if they catch the coronavirus?

  • Written by Clarissa M. Uttley, Associate Professor of Educational Leadership, Learning, and Curriculum, Plymouth State University
Are people with pets less likely to die if they catch the coronavirus?Even in quarantine, people around the world have to walk their dogs.AP Photo/Mindaugas KulbisAre people with pets less likely to die if they catch the coronavirus?

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