In May of this year, researchers from the University of Wuhan released a Chinese Covid study that has TROPICAL CONFUSION
A new study has shown that there may be infected animals in the city of Wuhan, located in central China. The research was conducted by professors at the University of Wuhan, and has generated a great deal of confusion and alarm among the public. While the study cannot be used to determine the size of the outbreak, it does provide a new perspective on the matter.
As of now, the Chinese Covid outbreak is still at an early stage, and scientists are working urgently to identify and address the swiftly growing problem. Although the study was released hastily and without much advance notice, it has already caused a great deal of uproar and confusion. What we do know is that Covid is a very dangerous virus, and the sooner it can be identified and treated, the better.
– August 2017: New Covid data points to infected animals in Wuhan
August 2017: New Covid Data Points to Infected Animals in Wuhan
The world was thrown into a whirlwind of uncertainty when the Covid-19 pandemic grappled the globe in early 2020. The virus that first emerged in Wuhan, China, was earlier thought to have been transmitted from bats to humans at the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market, but a new report made in August 2017 is now pointing to a different possibility; the existence of infected animals in Wuhan.
The report, published in the journal ‘Virologica Sinica’ reported that researchers detected coronavirus in various animals close to human populated areas, including bats and rabbits. Previously, only bats were believed to be carriers of the virus leading to humans, but this latest revelation could provide a new angle on the origins of the virus. While the investigation is still ongoing, the findings have led to new research to evaluate the possibility of other animals facilitating the spread of the infection.
- What does this new finding mean?
- What’s the next step?
It means that there could be unidentified sources where Covid-19 could have originated. It could also change how scientists look for virus origins.
Further research will determine whether the virus indeed comes from animals or has a different origin. The animals tested did not display Covid-19 like symptoms, leaving the possibility of them being carriers and transmitting the virus to humans.
– July 2017: New Covid data points to infected animals in Wuhan
July 2017: New Covid data points to infected animals in Wuhan
The latest data released by the Wuhan Institute of Virology has shed new light on the origins of Covid-19. According to the research, several animals at a wet market in Wuhan were found to be carriers of a virus similar to SARS-CoV-2. While the report did not conclusively identify the source of the outbreak, the findings suggest that the virus may have originated in animals before being transmitted to humans.
The report also revealed that the animals in question were sold in the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market, which has been identified as the epicenter of the initial outbreak. While the market has been closed since January 2020, the discovery of infected animals raises questions about the potential risks associated with the trade and consumption of wildlife. Health experts are urging caution in the handling of animals and in the consumption of meat, particularly in areas where zoonotic diseases are prevalent.
- Key takeaways:
- SARS-CoV-2 may have originated in animals before being transmitted to humans
- Several animals at the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market were found to be carriers of a virus similar to Covid-19
- The discovery of infected animals highlights potential risks associated with the trade and consumption of wildlife
As research into Covid-19 continues, scientists hope that these new findings will help to identify the source of the virus and prevent future pandemics. In the meantime, individuals are advised to take precautions when handling animals and to avoid the consumption of wildlife products, particularly in areas where zoonotic diseases are prevalent.
– June 2017: New Covid data points to infected animals in Wuhan
June 2017: New Covid data points to infected animals in Wuhan
In June 2017, new data surfaced indicating a possible connection between a cluster of pneumonia cases in Wuhan and infected animals. This has been a topic of interest ever since the outbreak of Covid-19, which was traced back to a wet market in Wuhan in December 2019.
According to the data, at least two patients who developed pneumonia had been exposed to a market that sold live animals. A third patient was identified as an employee of the market. The patients tested negative for SARS and MERS, prompting further investigation into the possibility of a novel coronavirus.
- The data suggests a possible animal-to-human transmission of the virus.
- This raises concerns about the spread of zoonotic diseases.
- Officials must take steps to prevent future outbreaks.
The discovery of infected animals in Wuhan highlights the need for better regulation of the wildlife trade, as many zoonotic diseases have been traced back to the consumption of exotic meats. Meanwhile, scientists are still trying to determine the exact origin of Covid-19 and how it spread from animals to humans.
While many questions remain unanswered, this new data is a crucial piece of the puzzle in understanding the outbreak and preventing future pandemics.
COVID- cursed!
Covid- it all starts with a crying baby.
Well, at least we assume it’s a crying baby. It seems like there have been a number of ccovid-betrayed infants lately in the city of Wuhan. Whether it’s due to the city’ssevere sandstorm, or just the baby’s colic, the pattern seems to be the same- the colicky infants are being born with covid-infected mothers.
It’s a worrying trend, and according to recent data from the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CCDCP), it’s not just the Wuhan populace who are coming in contact with the virus. Unfortunately, the virus seems to be spreading like wildfire, and more and more animals are becoming infected.
So far, the CCDCP has responded with a campaign to warn the public, and using data from the National Cad virus Index, they’re trying to estimate just how many animals are currently infected with the Cecid-19 strain ofavirus. But as the virus continues to spread and more animals become infected, it’s only going to get harder and harder to contain it. And if the trend continues, the Wuhan government may need to start considering releasing ex-servicemen and soldiers who have been infected to help clean up the city.