Trust and transparency are essential in fight against virus
Health officials have an unenviable task of trying to outline the very real threat posed by this virus, while ensuring the public does not panic
The World Health Organisation has yet to call the outbreak of coronavirus, or to use its correct term SARS-CoV-2 infection, a pandemic.
It has, however, confirmed that the virus is likely to spread to most, if not all, countries. We are now seeing far more confirmed cases of Covid-19 outside China.
The outbreak in northern Italy is of grave concern to European political leaders. On January 31, Italy confirmed that it had identified the first...
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