Nov. 19, 2021 – A vendor at an animal market in Wuhan, China, was probably the first person to contract COVID-19, continuing an international debate about when theMichael Worobey of the University of Arizona wrote “Dissecting the early COVID-19 cases in Wuhan” in the online journalafter studying public records, news reports, and medical journal entries about the outbreak in Wuhan.
Previously, the first person thought to have contracted COVID-19 was a male accountant in Wuhan who lived miles from the market, did not visit the market, and reported COVID symptoms around Dec. 16, 2019,Confusion about when his symptoms first appeared was caused by the accountant’s report of a dental problem on Dec.
Worobey wrote that multiple workers at the market had gotten sick with COVID-like symptoms before that, “making a female seafood vendor there the earliest known case, with illness onset 11 December,” he wrote. “Notably, she reported knowledge of several possible COVID-19 cases in clinics and hospitals that were near Huanan Market from 11 December, and Huanan Market patients were hospitalized at Union Hospital as early as 10 December.
“In this city of 11 million people, half of the early cases are linked to a place that’s the size of a soccer field. It becomes very difficult to explain that pattern if the outbreak didn’t start at the market,” Worobey said when commenting on the study to the
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😂 The articles title used the word “probably”. Good job and solid research. Get creative and try to come up with another theory that’s more believable.
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