TOKYO -- The new coronavirus likely began spreading in China last fall, according to separate analyses of its genome by research teams in the U.K. and elsewhere.
Finding origin requires cooperation and information from Chinese government
The novel coronavirus that has now killed more than 400,000 people may have first jumped to humans in the middle of September, according to one analysis. © Reuters
TOKYO -- The new coronavirus likely began spreading in China last fall, according to separate analyses of its genome by research teams in the U.K. and elsewhere.