午夜福利1000集合

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Two years of covid-19: What we鈥檝e learned during the pandemic so far

It's now been two years since Chinese authorities first informed the World 午夜福利1000集合 Organization about an unknown virus in Wuhan. How has our understanding of the virus changed since then and where does that leave us?

By Helen Thomson

31 December 2021

A new hospital was rapidly built in Wuhan, China, in early 2020

A new hospital was rapidly built in Wuhan, China, in early 2020

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On 31 December 2019, about a cluster of 鈥渧iral pneumonia鈥 cases of unknown cause in the city of Wuhan. Two years later, the coronavirus now known as SARS鈥慍oV-2 has resulted in at least 5.3 million deaths. As the world awaits the full impact of the new variant omicron, New Scientist looks back at the phenomenal scientific endeavour across the pandemic, and at how much we now know about the virus and how to fight it.…

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