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Coronavirus poses most serious threat to public health since Spanish flu pandemic, says expert

Coronavirus poses the most serious threat to public health since Spanish flu a century ago, the man leading the fight to find a vaccine said last night after a second death was confirmed in Britain.

Dr Richard Hatchett said the new virus was "the most frightening disease I’ve ever encountered in my career".

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/03/06/coronavirus-poses-serious-threat-public-health-since-spanish/

Coronavirus: ‘Most frightening disease I’ve ever encountered,’ says vaccine expert Richard Hatchett

The CEO of Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations said that fighting the global coronavirus outbreak was analogous to war.

https://scroll.in/video/955447/coronavirus-most-frightening-disease-ive-ever-encountered-says-vaccine-expert-richard-hatchett

point of no return

United states 316 cases

case rise has hit an exponential point of no return, It will run its course unleashed

we should be at a thousand or more confirmed cases within 96 hours

The first picture is today at 6 pm, 2nd picture, 3-3-2020 6 pm, 3rd 2-28-2020

Coronavirus outbreak expands to 18 states

Patients in 18 states have tested positive or are presumptively positive for the spreading coronavirus as public health officials race to get ahead of the growing worldwide epidemic.

 

Officials in Nevada, New Jersey, Tennessee and Texas said they had identified new cases in the last 24 hours, adding to an outbreak that has infected at least 162 people nationwide. 

 

There are worrying signs that the number of cases is poised to grow

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/486123-coronavirus-outbreak-expands-to-18-states

Coronavirus has mutated at least once into two strains, study finds

A preliminary study conducted at Peking University’s School of Life Sciences and the Institute Pasteur of Shanghai discovered that one strain of coronavirus, type L, accounted for about 70% of the cases in China and is much more aggressive than the other strain, type S, which is milder and is the source of about 30% of the infections.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/health-news/coronavirus-has-mutated-at-least-once-into-two-strains-study-finds/ar-BB10NALk?ocid=spartanntp