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What do we really know about the true incidence, distribution – and possible control – of coronavirus?

8 April 2020

6:20 PM

8 April 2020

6:20 PM

What do we really know about the true epidemiology — the incidence, distribution and possible control — of coronavirus?

One of the perennial debates occurring in the subtext of most of the media coverage of the Wuhan virus as to whether or not eradication is possible, mediated through draconian lockdown measures presently imposing large and ever growing economic, social and individual costs.

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