Race to cures: What have global scientists done since the coronavirus outbreak?

Virus and science have something in common: they do not recognize borders. Since the sudden outbreak of the novel coronavirus, scientists around the globe have been working round the clock to find a cure. 

From knowing nothing to gradually piecing the puzzle little by little, researchers have isolated the virus strain, figured out its genome sequence and revealed transmission routes.

According to data compiled from top medical journals, namely The Lancet, Nature, Science and New England Journal of Medicine, over 60 studies and papers have been published in the past four months, covering the virus origin, clinical analysis, transmission, treatment and prevention. 

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