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TWO strains of the killer coronavirus are spreading around the world – and 70% of infected patients have caught the more aggressive and contagious type, study claims
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] - Researchers from Beijing and Shanghai studied 103 samples of the coronavirus
- They found two strains of it, named them L and S and found L was most common
- L is also the most aggressive, but it has become less common since early January
- A virus which is too aggressive may burn itself out by landing patients in hospital
- More than 94,000 people have now caught the coronavirus, 3,200 have died and 50,000 have recovered
Posted by: Skidmark 2020-03-04 |
