Questioning Coronavirus

The novelty pandemic, which has now sent America spiraling, has also affected many influential people around the world, as well as some in our own Cherry Hill community. New Jersey, second in the United States, has almost 9,000 positive cases of COVID-19 with more than 100 deaths. Cherry Hill is located in Camden County which consists of almost 100 of the 9,000 positive cases. Even though Camden...

The coronavirus is a pandemic that causes symptoms like the flu and has been the reason for thousands of deaths around the world and communities issuing “stay-at-home” orders. The virus spreads primarily through contact with an infected person when they cough or sneeze. It also spreads through the touching of a surface or object that has the virus on it before one touches their eyes, nose, or...

The coronavirus outbreak that started in Wuhan, China in December 2019, has rapidly escalated over the course of a few months worldwide. During the last few days of 2019, health authorities said that citizens have been treated for what they said was pneumonia, though the source was unidentified. Then, on January 11, 2020, the first reported death from the coronavirus (COVID-19) was released to the...

The coronavirus began in China and has quickly made its way around the world, having affected almost 170 countries and territories, all 50 states in the nation and the global economy everywhere. The United States currently has the most confirmed cases with almost 150,000, followed by Italy, China, Spain, and Germany. The cases around the world equal over 800,000 in total with the number still on...

here are many reasons as to why this pandemic is so monumental to the public eye. For one, there is no treatment available for infected persons, as the coding for COVID-19 has proved to be not only complex but can spread extremely rapidly. Also, there is increasing global pressure for a specific treatment of the virus, as it keeps infecting hundreds of thousands worldwide. Since people globally...

The coronavirus spreads through droplets of liquid that leave an infected person’s body when coughing, sneezing, or in close proximity, exhaling. If a healthy person comes in contact with these fluids through the surface or human contact and then touches their mouth, eye or nose- they are then almost positive for the coronavirus. Symptoms for the virus include bluish lips, trouble breathing, acute...