Coronavirus Outbreak: All the Secrets Revealed About the Covid-19 Pandemic. A complete Rational Guide of its Evolution, Expansion, Symptoms and First Defense

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction: Wuhan Epidemy
Chapter 1: Human Corona Virus Outbreak 2020
Chapter 2: Corona Virus - Sars
Chapter 3: Evolution And Identification
Chapter 4: Reported Cases All Over The World
Chapter 5: Oms Global Health Emergency
Chapter 6: Preventive Measures By Countries
Chapter 7: Guideline For Prevention: Hygiene And Cleaning The First Defense
Conclusion

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INTRODUCTION: WUHAN EPIDEMY
According to most of the world's leading transmittable disease experts, the
Wuhan corona virus spreading from China is now likely to develop into a
pandemic that circles the globe. Its prospect is really overwhelming. A
pandemic— a spreading outbreak on two or more continents — may well
have global consequences, with China and other countries, including the
United States, which are now enforcing unprecedented travel restrictions and
quarantines.
Yet scientists still don't know how lethal the new corona virus is, so there's
concern about how much harm the pandemic might do. There is, however,
growing consensus that the pathogen is being readily transmitted among
humans. The Wuhan corona virus acts more like the highly transmissible
influenza than scientists have found in its slow-moving viral relatives, SARS
and MERS.
The number of laboratory-confirmed cases has risen over the last three weeks
from about 50 in China to over 17,000 in at least 23 countries; there have
been more than 360 deaths. Yet specific epidemiological models predict the
total number of cases to be 100,000, or even more. While that growth isn't as
quick as flu or measles, it's a huge leap beyond what virologists saw when
SARS and MERS came up.
Researchers are yet to say who is at the highest risk of developing serious or
life-threatening disease, and what factors may protect against the disease.
Kids are far less likely than middle-aged and older men to develop severe
illnesses. Most of these foreign nationals who have lately visited China are
barring entry through the United States. Americans who return from Wuhan
and the epicenter of the outbreak, Hubei Province, are to be quarantined for
two weeks. Federal health officials warn Americans not to fly to China
anyway.
This is a very critical public health problem, and proactive action to protect
the public has been and will continue to be taken by the C.D.C. and federal
government. However, there are only a handful of cases in the U.S. and the
risk to the Americans is low for now. Here's what people have learned about
the virus and the outbreak so far.

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