Editorial: On terminology, the advice is clear: we must all do everything we can to avoid and reduce stigma; not associate #COVID19 with particular groups of people or places; and emphasize that viruses do not discriminate — we are all at risk.https://go.nature.com/2UQBy7W
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If I hear that phrase “does not discriminate” one more time... nobody ever said it did, nobody thinks it does. We aren’t kids, we know how viruses work.
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What is the point of this editorial? Only idiots blame individual Chinese people for this crisis. But the state of China is another matter. Millions of people will die because it suppressed awareness of a virus that might have been controlled if dealt with quickly
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Wtf is this
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The appropriate name is
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Chinese people are fine. Their government is not. Simple enough.
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While your intention could be noble, I am wondering if you ever raised any question on this premature advice given by WHO https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1217043229427761152 … I somehow trust Nature more to raise issues with natural science than with advice on social stigma.
Preliminary investigations conducted by the Chinese authorities have found no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission of the novel#coronavirus (2019-nCoV) identified in#Wuhan,#China
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