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Beyond the Headline: How the Dali Museum came to St. Pete
Salvador Dali remains a lasting icon in the art world, and the Dali Museum right here in St. Petersburg is home to the largest collection of his work.
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Curfews a regular tool used by local governments, but have complicated history
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What testing for COVID-19 could mean for the pandemic
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How a handshake has become a staple of society
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The custom of shaking hands has evolved over centuries to the point it's a cornerstone of American culture, and the coronavirus pandemic may put an end to it.
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Politicians, doctors don't agree on possible COVID-19 treatment
The White House believes hydroxychloroquine, an anti-malaria medication, could treat or even cure coronavirus patients, but many doctors have yet to embrace it.
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Why scientists are looking at the blood of coronavirus patients
The key to returning to normal after this outbreak may be finding out who has already battled coronavirus.
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They are in high demand, but how do ventilators actually work?
Hospitals around the country say they're running out, and companies are stepping up to make them; but ventilators are complex machines.
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Beyond the Headline: How the Dali Museum came to St. Pete
Salvador Dali remains a lasting icon in the art world, and the Dali Museum right here in St. Petersburg is home to the largest collection of his work.
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How are vaccines made?
10News goes Beyond the Headline to see how a vaccine is made.
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Can Brady and Gronk bring a championship back to Tampa Bay?
One of the NFL's best duos brings their impressive resumes to Tampa, raising fan hopes in the process.
coronavirus
High tech contact tracing could help life get back to normal
Contact tracing is a proven tool for fighting infectious disease and now it's getting a modern upgrade.
brightside
Curfews a regular tool used by local governments, but have complicated history
States and cities have used curfews for decades, but their history in the U.S. is a little complicated
brightside
What testing for COVID-19 could mean for the pandemic
More testing for the coronavirus would be like turning on a light switch.
brightside
How a handshake has become a staple of society
A handshake can say a lot about a person. But will handshaking come to an end because of coronavirus?
brightside
People aren't shaking hands much these day, but why do we do it in the first place?
The custom of shaking hands has evolved over centuries to the point it's a cornerstone of American culture, and the coronavirus pandemic may put an end to it.
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Politicians, doctors don't agree on possible COVID-19 treatment
The White House believes hydroxychloroquine, an anti-malaria medication, could treat or even cure coronavirus patients, but many doctors have yet to embrace it.
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Why scientists are looking at the blood of coronavirus patients
The key to returning to normal after this outbreak may be finding out who has already battled coronavirus.
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They are in high demand, but how do ventilators actually work?
Hospitals around the country say they're running out, and companies are stepping up to make them; but ventilators are complex machines.
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