WHO is working with networks of specialists to analyze 2019-nCoV full genome sequences as they become available.
We have not received evidence that the virus has changed. We await further information from 🇨🇳 officials.
Situation report 26 Jan bit.ly/37u0Ht7
#coronavirus
We have not received evidence that the virus has changed. We await further information from 🇨🇳 officials.
Situation report 26 Jan bit.ly/37u0Ht7
#coronavirus
Current estimates of the new #coronavirus (2019-nCoV) incubation period range from 2-10 days. These estimates will be refined as more data become available.
WHO Situation Report 26 January 2020 bit.ly/37u0Ht7
WHO Situation Report 26 January 2020 bit.ly/37u0Ht7
Understanding the time when infected patients may transmit the new #coronavirus (2019-nCoV) virus to others is critical for control efforts.
WHO Situation Report 26 January 2020 bit.ly/37u0Ht7
WHO Situation Report 26 January 2020 bit.ly/37u0Ht7
In previous outbreaks of other #coronavirus, such as MERS, some individuals can be asymptomatic and transmit to others
WHO Situation Report 26 January 2020 bit.ly/37u0Ht7
WHO Situation Report 26 January 2020 bit.ly/37u0Ht7
Detailed epidemiological information from more people infected is needed to determine the infectious period of the new #coronavirus (2019-nCoV).
WHO Situation Report 26 January 2020 bit.ly/37u0Ht7
WHO Situation Report 26 January 2020 bit.ly/37u0Ht7
WHO has issued advice to people on how to protect themselves from new #coronavirus (2019-nCoV) infection, as for any virus that spreads via the respiratory route.
It is vitally important in health care settings that health care workers are able to protect themselves from new #coronavirus (2019-nCoV) infection.
WHO guidance on infection prevention and control measures in health care facilities 👉🏼 bit.ly/2O26YnV
WHO guidance on infection prevention and control measures in health care facilities 👉🏼 bit.ly/2O26YnV
