Even more contagious than the new strain of coronavirus that emerged in mid-December is misinformation about the disease. The number of cases is jumping every day; people are dying, and the world is beginning to panic. As of January 29, 15 countries had already confirmed having at least one coronavirus infection. This week, we try to set the record straight and explain what exactly is the risk Brazilians are exposed to when it comes to this new strain of coronavirus.
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