Fralin Institute studying a common parasite’s affect on the brain Gene Marrano April 20, 2020 1 minute read The COVID-19 virus suspected of jumping to humans from animals isn’t the only thing they pass along. Share: Post navigation Previous: Nearly 500 new Va. coronavirus cases reported in 24 hoursNext: Northam on long-term care facilities, reducing inmate populations Related Stories Roanoke metal studio crafts massive entrance sign for FloydFest 26 Ian Price July 17, 2026 Bent Mountain community pushes for historic preservation amid pipeline expansion concerns Ian Price July 17, 2026 Code Orange: Wildfire smoke, 95-degree heat trigger Roanoke Valley alerts Ian Price July 17, 2026
The COVID-19 virus suspected of jumping to humans from animals isn’t the only thing they pass along.
