COVID-19 Began Spreading
Around the World in Late 2019,
Analysis Reveals British researchers have
analyzed the genetic data of more
than 7,600 global COVID-19 cases. They have concluded that
the virus likely began infecting
people in late 2019. Report, University College London, via CNN Report, University College London, via CNN The researchers estimate that no more
than ten percent of the global population
has been exposed to the virus so far. They've also concluded that
the virus was likely spreading in
Europe and the U.S. much sooner
than previously thought. In addition, data shows that the
virus has been mutating all over the world. Report, University College London, via CNN