World Health Organisation officially names illness COVID-19
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This is why the World Health Organisation have given the coronavirus the new name, "Covid-19"
At the time of writing, over 45,000 coronavirus cases have been reported worldwide (there have been eight in the UK), and more than 1,100 have died as a result of the virus.
This is why the World Health Organisation have given the coronavirus the new name, "Covid-19"
At the time of writing, over 45,000 coronavirus cases have been reported worldwide (there have been eight in the UK), and more than 1,100 have died as a result of the virus.
This is why the World Health Organisation have given the coronavirus the new name, "Covid-19"
At the time of writing, over 45,000 coronavirus cases have been reported worldwide (there have been eight in the UK), and more than 1,100 have died as a result of the virus.
Explainer: Why some Covid-19 patients visit the doctor twice or thrice before they receive a diagnosis
SINGAPORE — Of the 50 patients who have tested positive for the novel coronavirus Covid-19 in Singapore, more than a handful had visited a doctor twice or thrice before it was confirmed that they were infected by the virus.
This is why the World Health Organisation have given the coronavirus the new name, "Covid-19"
At the time of writing, over 45,000 coronavirus cases have been reported worldwide (there have been eight in the UK), and more than 1,100 have died as a result of the virus.
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