Understanding how COVID-19 is transmitted from one person to the next enables us to design effective public health interventions to minimise the risk of transmission.
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Read Article →WHO must now answer some tough questions about the extent it has kowtowed to China during the coronavirus pandemic.
Read Article →The public preferred their governments to take action more quickly in the UK and the US
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