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         February 28, 2020    
     Cases have spiked in several countries with no previous instances of COVID-19, sparking panic. Here's what you need to know:

  US intelligence agencies monitoring worldwide spread of coronavirus, concerns in India, Iran: report
 Worries in Iran stem from the country's lack of response to the outbreak, which has already infected at least 254 people and killed 26 — the most deaths outside China.
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  Some California health workers held in isolation, quarantine after exposure to cornavirus patient, officials say
 The patient is the first possible case of unknown origin and potentially exposed a number of workers at two hospitals.
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  Some discharged coronavirus patients in China test positive for second time: report
 About 14 percent of patients discharged in China’s Guangdong Province later tested positive for the virus again during follow-up examinations, reports said.
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 If confirmed, it would mark the first case of the virus in a pet animal.

    Are pregnant women at risk for coronavirus?
 Because COVID-19 remains relatively knew to health officials, much remains unknown about the virus' potential implications.

    How can the US prepare for a coronavirus outbreak?
 One expert says it'll take "all of us working together."

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