Coronavirus Spread Self-Sustaining, Won't Stop With Warmer Weather: CFR

The video discusses the monitoring of coronavirus cases, the potential impact of weather on its spread, and the development of drugs and vaccines. It compares the coronavirus to influenza, highlighting differences in spread and impact. The origin of the virus is explored, with a focus on China's wildlife trade and wet markets. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding the virus's spread and the need for vaccines and better diagnostics.

What is the current status of the coronavirus outbreak as mentioned in the video?

• There are no efforts to develop a vaccine.

• The virus is expected to disappear with warmer weather.

• The virus has mutated significantly.

• There are 110 people under monitoring and no new cases.

What is the expected timeline for a coronavirus vaccine to reach the market?

• One year

• Six months

• Three months

• One month

How does the spread of coronavirus compare to that of the influenza virus?

• Influenza spreads only in cold weather.

• Both viruses spread at the same rate.

• Coronavirus spreads less easily than influenza.

• Coronavirus spreads more easily than influenza.

Why do many viral outbreaks seem to originate in China according to the video?

• Due to lack of healthcare facilities.

• Because of the climate in China.

• Due to the high population density.

• Because of the wildlife trade and wet markets.

What is the primary animal suspected to be the original host of the coronavirus?

• Pigs

• Chickens

• Bats

• Civet cats