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  • Background: COVID-19 may be present in the saliva of contaminated patients There is a need to build tools for diagnosis of COVID-19 in oral liquids which helps in prompt diagnosis Methodology: Article tracks the use of saliva in the modern diagnosis of COVID-19 Different web searches like Google scholar, Scopus, PubMed to search the content Results: There is strong evidence for the presence of a viral genome in human saliva which suggests that it can be used in the diagnosis of a deadly virus Conclusion: Saliva can be considered as an effective tool for the diagnosis of COVID-19
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  • Journal_of_Research_in_Medical_and_Dental_Science
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  • WHO
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  • Whether Human Saliva a Useful Tool for the Diagnosis of COVID-19
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  • #801818
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  • 2020

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