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Taylor Swift announced a new single, 'Patient Zero,' to be released on digital services Sept. 25, with a 24-hour pre-order on her website and three limited-edition CDs shipping Oct. 13; clues tie the release to her Life of a Showgirl era, sparking fan speculation about an encore edition and more music ahead of an MTV VMAs appearance.
Taylor Swift announced a new single, 'Patient Zero,' with a Sept. 25 release, revealed via a countdown on her site and Instagram teasers; pre-orders run for 24 hours and three CD variants were teased (black double-sided cover, periwinkle acoustic, orange piano). She's set to receive the MTV VMAs Artist Director Honors on Sept. 27 and recently cameoed in a Law & Order SVU sketch.
Taylor Swift announced a new single titled 'Patient Zero' with a September 25 release date, and it’s available to preorder in multiple formats (including an acoustic and piano version with alternate cover art). The release marks her first new music since last year’s The Life of a Showgirl, and Swift has teased the track with a website countdown and cryptic Easter eggs across social media and promos.
Taylor Swift announces a new single, Patient Zero, due Sept. 25 with acoustic and piano versions, including a CD release, ahead of her MTV VMAs appearance where she’ll receive the inaugural Artist Director Honors; the piece notes her recent achievements and Easter egg activity surrounding the release.
A doctor from the University of Missouri's school of medicine has launched a public campaign to identify the patient zero of a new strain of COVID-19 found in Ohio's wastewater. The strain is believed to be from a person infected over two years ago and is likely a form of long COVID. The doctor hopes that finding patient zero will help solve the mystery surrounding how COVID-19 mutates and why some people super shed the virus.
A doctor from the University of Missouri's school of medicine has launched a public campaign to identify the patient zero of a new strain of COVID-19 found in Ohio's wastewater. The strain is believed to have originated from a person infected over two years ago and is likely a form of long COVID. The doctor hopes that by finding patient zero, the mystery surrounding how COVID-19 mutates and why some people super shed the virus can be solved.