Blood Type & COVID-19
Does Your Blood Type Make You More Vulnerable to COVID? Epicentre News • 09 February 2022 There have been theories circulating since the start of the pandemic that certain blood types are [...]
Does Your Blood Type Make You More Vulnerable to COVID? Epicentre News • 09 February 2022 There have been theories circulating since the start of the pandemic that certain blood types are [...]
5 Lessons We Can Learn From Past Pandemics Epicentre News • 03 February 2022 Coronavirus pandemics are normal historically speaking. In fact, most of the pandemics in the 20th and 21st centuries, [...]
What is Flurona? Epicentre News • 01 February 2022 'Flurona’ is not a new virus, it’s just someone with COVID-19 and the flu. There's no evidence to suggest that Flurona is some [...]
What Are Omicron's Symptoms? Epicentre News • 1st June 2022 (Updated) Explanation From Scholarly Research Please note that this is simply data that was self reported by patients, this is [...]
How Symptoms Changed Between COVID Variants Epicentre News • 09 December 2021 Explanation According to scholarly research OMICRON UPDATE Graph 1. The Original COVID-19 Strain Please note [...]
Can You Have Antibodies Without Having COVID? Why You Are More Likely to Get a False Negative Than A False Positive Menu Rapid COVID [...]
HUTS: Healthcare UTilisation and Seroprevalence Survey Epicentre News • 11 March 2021 We are studying how COVID is impacting South Africans! HUTS is a Healthcare UTilisation and Seroprevalence Survey [...]
Hillcrest Branch Now Testing On Saturdays Do you need a testing centre that's opened on the weekends? We got you! Our Hillcrest Branch is now open on Saturdays from 8:00am - 12:30pm, [...]
We're Updating Our Shop! Epicentre News • 26 February 2021 We're making your booking journey much simpler! Introducing Goodx, our new and improved online store. Our store is much more [...]
Let's Give Masks To Those In Need Epicentre Gives Back • 10 Feb 2021 Epicentre is looking for mask donations! We are travelling to and through many underprivileged communities during [...]