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Likely it came from a bat. >> the question is why? was it because in that wet market they were seeing fried bats? it entered the human population by people eating fried bats or was there a laboratory working with a bat coronavirus that a lab worker or workers got sick and that's how i t entered the human population? >> are bats just carrying a lot of these viruss that aren't making them sick but could spill over to other animals including humans? >> that are a lot of viruses. they get it supporting a lot of the viruses in the body without getting harm. >> when a mysterious disease was

Or was it a laboratory working with the coronavirus with poor containment or poor practices with how they were handling the virus that a lab worker or workers got sick and that's how it entered the human population or as dr. redfield offered, and i think this was extraordinarily unlikely or that the lab manipulated the virus to make it more likely to make it contagious. i don't think that's it. the way to know is to go there, sequence these early viruses and see how things went from bats to humans and within an intermediate host and i just wish china was more transparent about this. >> it allo...

https://publichealthmatters.blog.gov.uk/2021/04/22/disease-detectives-finding-the-uks-dominant-covid-19-variant-and-the-race-to-understand-its-impact/ Disease Detectives – Finding the UK’s dominant COVID-19 variant and the race to understand its impact In late November last year, epidemiologists began noticing some unusual patterns in the spread of COVID-19 in the South East of England. A national lockdown had been in place since the start of the month, yet despite initial drop offs, cases in parts of Kent, Essex and London had started to increase again. The problem was flagged to a small...

UK to help Caribbean in its fight to identify new COVID-19 variants February 18, 2021 Share this post: The UK will offer its world-leading genomics expertise to help identify new variants of the virus that cause COVID-19 in countries in the Caribbean and around the world. The announcement comes as part of a speech delivered by UK Health Secretary, Matt Hancock at Chatham House. As part of the UK’s Presidency of the G7 this year, the Health Secretary outlined his vision for a stronger, more collaborative and effective global health system, not just in fighting the Covid-19 pandemic, but to e...

by Bajan Reporter / January 30th, 2021 The UK will offer its world leading genomics expertise to help identify new variants of the virus that cause COVID-19 in countries in the Caribbean and around the world. The announcement comes as part of a speech delivered by UK Health Secretary, Matt Hancock at Chatham House. As part of the UK’s Presidency of the G7 this year, the Health Secretary outlined his vision for a stronger, more collaborative and effective global health system, not just in fighting the Covid-19 pandemic, but to ensure the international community is better prepared for futur...