The basics: What we know — and don’t know — about the virus spreading in China and beyond

(By Andrew Joseph and Helen Branswell for STAT)

It’s been only three weeks since Chinese authorities alerted the World Health Organization that it had an outbreak of unusual pneumonia cases. An astonishing amount of information has been learned in the days since about the outbreak, caused by a new virus that jumped from animals into people. But a frustrating amount of information remains still beyond our grasp.  Continue reading article here…

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