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The covid-19 pandemic has affected the world in many ways. Almost every major city has been impacted dearly by the virus. The first case of the virus was recorded in December 2019 but medical scientists are still no closer to finding a cure or vaccine. According to Gadgets. co, virtual reality gadgets might be what scientists need to develop effective drugs against Covid-19. Could VR be the Answer? Scientists from Bristol have already started testing a new technique that will allow them to work faster in their development of anti-covid drugs. One of the most promising research so far revealed that targeting the SARS-CoV-2 enzyme in patients with Covid-19 is most likely going to cure them. The new technology was invented by researchers at the University of Bristol and their first publ...