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Wuhan Wet Market NOT the Source of Coronavirus Pandemic, New Study Shows

Medicine & Technology May 29, 2020

Animals in Wuhan wet market tested negative of the novel coronavirus, but experts believe the market to be a site of a 'super-spreader event.'

COVID-19 Super-spreaders: New Study Shows Coronavirus is Twice as Infectious Than Previously Thought

Apr 13, 2020

Scientists claim that “super-spreaders” of the coronavirus exist. They say that contact-tracing among these individuals would help in containing the disease. In a similar study in Wuhan, experts found that the virus could spread twice as quickly as previously feared. Read on to find out more.

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Wuhan Wet Market NOT the Source of Coronavirus Pandemic, New Study Shows

COVID-19 Super-spreaders: New Study Shows Coronavirus is Twice as Infectious Than Previously Thought

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