the same as malaria and influenza.
With the numbers of people infected with #coronavirus increasing, Professor Neil Ferguson - director of the @MRC_Outbreak at @imperialcollege tells #r4today he feels we’re in the “early phases of a global pandemic”
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Nothing like those two at all. The RO and mortality rate are entirely different, and a lot worse
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Waaay too late for that. Our efforts may slow this thing down, but really we're at the mercy of the gods now. Hopefully it doesn't do a Spanish Flu, die down for 6 months then come back as a 2nd wave and kill millions.
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BBC full of doom and gloom people why not a piece on how laboratories around the world are working on it they have already have its DNA.
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Whilst this is true it's only the first step in seeing what can kill it. As it is a new virus or a new strain it's gonna take a while
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随着受武汉病毒感染人数上升，Neil Ferguson教授(
@MRC_Outbreak主任)在英国伦敦帝国大学时说，他感到现在在处在全球流行病蔓延的早期阶段。Thanks. Twitter will use this info to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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The media rarely reports on symptoms, severity, recovery rates. All we hear is contagion is higher than for flu, and symptoms are not worse than for flu. 40K infected in China, 1,000 deaths - why didn't they recover, compared to majority. Our fear is high because we know little.
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Over the last 3 months, how many have caught the flu I wonder, and how many have died from it, even though millions were vaccinated.
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