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This easy hack is life-saving for millions, know how to chop onions without teary eyes. Watch to know more. 

Onion chop hack: This hack will save your time as well as tears 

This easy hack is life-saving for millions. Know how to chop onions without teary eyes.&nbsp;

Chopping onions can make anyone cry, but this hack will save your precious tears. This life-saving hack shared by frommylilttlekitchen on Instagram shows how to chop onions without tears.
To cut onions, make several slices around the onion from root to stem. After this, cut the onion from the other side. This hack will take less than 30 seconds to finely chop an onion without a single tear.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/chef-vikas-khanna-shares-food-hack-to-extend-shelf-life-of-bananas-1608635626581">Chef Vikas Khanna shares food hack to extend shelf life of bananas&nbsp;</a>

A study by Government Medical College in Amritsar found that the tears of COVID-19 patients have the potential to spread the virus to others.

Study says that tears can also spread COVID 19. Here's everything you need to know

Yes, tears also have the potential to spread COVID-19. A new study by&nbsp;Government Medical College in Amritsar&nbsp;has confirmed this.

Can tears spread COVID? Here's what the experts are saying

Coronavirus, which is primarily transmitted through respiratory droplets, can spread through tears and other conjunctival&nbsp;secretions as well.&nbsp;

Ever since COVID-19 emerged, scientists and medical experts have been studying the coronavirus to understand how it mutates and transmits. A recent study by the Government Medical College in Amritsar&nbsp;found that the tears of COVID-19 patients have the potential to spread the virus to others.
The study evaluated and compared the presence of the coronavirus in tears of COVID-19&nbsp;positive patients with and without &lsquo;ocular manifestation.&rsquo; Ocular manifestation refers to an eye disorder that is directly or indirectly caused by a disease in any other part of the body. The study included 120 patients, of whom 60 had ocular manifestation.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/early-covid-19-symptoms-differ-amongst-different-age-groups-and-sexes-study-1628574914043">Early Covid-19 symptoms differ amongst different age groups and sexes: Study</a> The researchers evaluated the RT-PCR testing of tears of all the patients. The results said that 21 of them tested positive for COVID-19. The report further said that of these 21 patients, 11 had ocular manifestation and 10 did not, thereby proving that irrespective of the eye disorder, tears can still transmit coronavirus. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
The study, which was published in the Indian Journal of Ophthalmology, advised that ophthalmologists need to be careful and exercise extra caution while examining patients. And although respiratory droplets remain the primary source of the coronavirus infection, the risk of transmission through faecal-oral and conjunctival secretions must not be ignored. So, it is crucial to not touch your eyes as well, if you are around infected people. Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-19-during-pregnancy-linked-with-higher-risk-of-preterm-birth-study-1629013188863">Covid-19 during pregnancy linked with a higher risk of preterm birth: Study</a>

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