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The first cases of a new corona virus in Wuhan City, China, were reported at the end of December 2019. Since then the dripping of new ones infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus (initially called 2019nCoV), which causes COVID-19, has been continuous and their human-to-human transmission has been accelerated. Wuhan’s declared corona virus symptoms<\/strong> already far outweigh those of the SARS epidemic, but the mortality rate is lower.<\/p>\n

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Corona viruses are transmitted on a limited basis among humans, but the origin of these viruses is unknown to date. In any case, certain animals, such as bats, are known to act as reservoirs. Originally, the corona virus MERS-CoV is a zoonotic virus that is transmitted from animals to people. According to the analysis of several of their genomes, the virus is believed to have originated from bats and transmitted to camels at some point in the distant past.<\/p>\n

Misconceptions of Corona virus<\/h2>\n

Can eating bat meat cause corona virus?<\/h3>\n

Just few weeks ago we saw some YouTube videos of people eating weird meals such as bat soup and live octopus. This gave rise to the belief that corona virus might have originated from this act. Even scientists are convinced since corona virus is zoonotic, i.e. it is transmitted from animals to humans and vice versa. Scientists are still finding the link between meat consumption and corona virus, but it\u2019s strongly advised to avoid undercooked meat if possible.<\/p>\n

Will Garlic help to fight against COVID-19?<\/h3>\n

Garlic is known to combat different infections. It helps fight against some corona virus symptoms<\/strong> which includes common cold. However there is no scientific proof that garlic is a vaccine for the COVID-19. Eating garlic as a remedy for this virus is like taking pain relief drugs for a terminal illness that needs special attention.<\/p>\n

Is corona Virus spread from corona beer?<\/h3>\n

The rise of corona virus brought about the immediate fall in sales of the corona beer. This misconception was as a result that corona is a name for both the virus and the beer. I feel really bad for the producers because they\u2019ve offered more than $15 million to have the name of the virus changed to something else, but to no avail. The bottom line is that \u201ccorona beer\u201d has no link with the \u201ccorona virus\u201d in terms of the origin of the deadly COVID-19.<\/p>\n

Will wearing nose mask help prevent corona virus?<\/h3>\n

People who should wear nose masks are the carriers of the virus and health workers who work in immigration offices and hospitals. It is advised that you do not wear nose masks if you are not experiencing corona virus symptoms<\/strong>.<\/em> Wearing nose masks will only cause moisture and sweat to gather around your nostrils, which will give room for airborne infections.<\/p>\n

Symptoms and prevention of corona virus<\/h3>\n

In general, the main corona virus symptoms are usually:<\/p>\n