E.g. could you be infected by COVID-19 as well as a different strand of coronaviruses (e.g. those that circulate in the population every flu season)?
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$\begingroup$ SE Biology is a question and answer site — not a discussion site or a site for floating ideas. It is concerned with the mechanisms of biological processes, not medical or social aspects of biology. For one of these reasons I think that your question on the coronavirus outbreak is off-topic here. Question of a medical nature might be on-topic at SE Medical Sciences. Otherwise you are advised to consult more appropriate reputable sources for such information, some of which are listed here. $\endgroup$– DavidCommented Mar 21, 2020 at 15:30
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3$\begingroup$ I honestly don't think this is a bad question... though I think you'll need to be a bit more detailed and probably have to do more research and edit to show exactly what research you've done and what is confusing you. $\endgroup$– rotaredomCommented Mar 21, 2020 at 16:16
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Coinfections involving multiple HCoVs were also detected (Table 2).
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