With the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) spread getting closer to meeting the threshold for a global pandemic, having already claimed close to 3,000 live in different countries and with over 80,000 people already infected, everyone is concerned and somewhat wary of the coronavirus.

Will it become the next H1N1 flu pandemic that killed hundreds of thousands in 2009 or will it dwarf it to get to the leagues of the likes of the great Influenza pandemic, the Spanish Flu, the cholera pandemic, smallpox, Asian Flu, the Bubonic Plague or even the Black Death?

Why and how has it spread so fast?

Where did it come from?

What is known about its treatment so far?

How can you protect yourself and your loved ones from its spread?

What signs and symptoms do people show when they have the novel coronavirus?

Which countries have had cases of the coronavirus?

Which information out there is fact and which one is myth about the coronavirus?

If you have these and other related questions about the coronavirus, this book is for you so keep reading, as it answers all that and much more.

• The basics of the coronavirus, including what it is, how the virus manifests, what it does to the body before becoming deadly, and more
• Where the Wuhan Coronavirus originated from and its detailed history
• Those who are more at risk of contracting this deadly virus
• The various symptoms of the Wuhan coronavirus to look out for
• How the virus is being spread from one person to another
• The myths and misconceptions about the coronavirus
• How you can keep you and your loved ones safe from this deadly virus
• The statistics of how the virus has spread and the deaths it has caused
• How countries are reacting to this deadly disease
• What China is doing to contain the spread of this virus and help those already infected
• The latest facts about the cases of this disease all over the world
• How the virus is affecting the world economy
• And much more

Whatever you're hearing from news and social media about this deadly disease is informative but may not be detailed enough and some are out rightly not true.

Lucky for you, this informative guide takes an easy-to follow, non-alarmist approach to teaching you everything about the coronavirus so that you separate the facts from the myths as well as take the necessary precautions to stay safe!