The Wuhan 2019 Human Coronavirus (CoV) Outbreak: Are We at the Edge of Global Pandemic?
Journal: Journal of Clinical Case Studies (Vol.5, No. 1)Publication Date: 2020-01-02
Abstract
Current Episode of nCoV2019
Since the notification to WHO of the first suspected cases of nCoV2019 on 31 December 2019, the story evolution looks like as if we are currently thrown at the edge of global health crisis. The continuation of successive episodes of emerging pathogens places the world on the edge of unprecedented threat. The current CoV epidemic has managed to expand the scope of its spread in a remarkable way to many countries and diverse population groups without visible indicators showing the possibility of limiting the spread of the outbreak and narrowing its scope. Thus, the cosmic community finds itself with two main issues, the first is the weak capabilities of prediction and preparedness, and the second is the inability to contain early outbreaks using the resources available for national and local health systems [1-3].
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