Coronavirus

The spread of coronavirus by people not showing symptoms "appears to be rare," a World Health Organization [WHO] official said Monday.“We have a number of reports from countries who are doing very detailed contact tracing – they are following asymptomatic cases, they are following contacts and they are not finding secondary transmission onward, it’s very rare,” Dr. Maria Van…

More Oregonians have been identified with coronavirus in the past week than at any point since the pandemic began. At the same time, residents in the hospital with the virus spiked by 40 percent.The two statistics present sobering reminders that the coronavirus is far from contained as summer looms.The Oregon Health Authority reported 620 confirmed…

In a coronavirus update press briefing on Monday, the World Health Organization revealed that the latest data shows that asymptomatic spread of the novel virus is “very rare.” WHO emerging diseases and zoonosis unit head Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove believes that we should focus on symptomatic cases, as asymptomatic carriers aren’t likely to transmit the…

The map of the coronavirus spread shows that transmission is worsening globally, even though regions in Europe and the US have started reopening their economies after “flattening the curve.” More than 100,000 new COVID-19 cases around the world have been registered nearly every day since May 21st. The Americas account for most cases, with Brazil…

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