Source: Webinar 2020: Interview on Coronavirus COVID-19 management experience in China
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Anita Simonds (London, United Kingdom), Nanshan Zhong (Guangzhou, China). Interview on Coronavirus COVID-19 management experience in China. Webinar 2020: Interview on Coronavirus COVID-19 management experience in China

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Hanna-Khrystyna Kudla - 13.03.2020 15:41
Thank you!

Michael Grob - 06.03.2020 13:06
Thank you for the good presentation. Is the mentioned 10 point score published or can you send me this score?

Khalid Hassan Ba-Msahell - 05.03.2020 23:00
The question; should health care worker who provide care to patient with corona virus take chloroquine as prophylaxis?


Khalid Hassan Ba-Msahell - 04.03.2020 17:42

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