Coronavirus, identified as COVID-19 for human beings, erupted in Wuhan, a Chinese city in the Hubei Province, back in December of 2019, and has effected more than 78,000 people around the world. The death toll for COVID-19 is more than 2,800 in China alone, as per the latest reports. Coronavirus, is a family of viruses that are common in many different species of animals, including camels, cattle, cats, and bats. Rarely, animal coronaviruses can infect people and then spread between people. The World Health Organization has declared coronavirus, a “health emergency” globally as it has spread through almost 50 countries and has chances of spreading even more. While, it’s true that there is still a lot to be learned about this infectious deadly virus, there are many things we do know about it, in terms of how it can and can’t be spread and/or prevented. Coronavirus: The virus and its types that may affect Humans However, there are many myths associated with coronavirus, which have created fear among people far more than it is supposed to be. A website source, Business Insider  posted a video in this regards and asked the Senior Director of NYC Health + Hospitals System-wide Special … Continue reading Coronavirus: Debunking Myths