It is well established that the city of Wuhan is the ground zero for the Novel Coronavirus, and this city possesses China’s largest library, and more importantly is home to the most sophisticated virology lab in the country. Ostensibly a viral breakout from this very laboratory resulted in the mayhem that shook the world’s economy.

I want to cover a few questions and issues we have been grappling with over the past few days if your reading on you can jump ahead to the relevant section. How common is it? How severe is it? How are we managing it? 1. Our little clinic in Ottawa has seen a jump in.

From the Canadian Association of Pharmacists – so you can’t read this too carefully – anything in italics are my own additions Revised: April 2020 Peer Review: March 2020 Introduction Even more detailed information on the rapidly evolving (mis)understanding of the epidemiology and pathophysiology ofcoronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, can.

We put together this video below to help you to avoid some of the common pitfalls in addressing the viral problem: Avoid some of the common pitfalls and keep safe. Coronavirus may not have a brain, but it is an intelligent replicating system and it has moved across several animal species in order to harness.