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This publication is a book of hope to infected persons, their loved ones and the global community amidst the bleak and continuous spread of the Wuhan corona virus, which is now officially known as COVID-19. This hope is necessitated by the breakthrough and treatment progress achieved so far in Thailand where certain patients have recovered and discharged. Also worthy of note is the recent case of the patient successfully treated in a Washington hospital with another brand of antiviral drug. This success story was achieved soon after this drug was administered to this patient. Please consult this book to know more about this treatment and the drugs combination used so far, as well as to know the conclusion of researchers about these drugs. Find out the latest treatment strategy discovered and acclaimed to be very effective by China National Biotec Group. This book also emphasizes the need to approach this disease not only from the medical angle but also from the psychological angle as the fear of the non-availability of cure and related fear nursed by infected persons can further complicate their health and speed their death even faster than the Wuhan corona virus itself. Hence, the need to support victims not just medically but also psychologically. Also found in this book are more than about 17 very effective preventive measures for children and adults. One of the chapters of this book is also dedicated to the proper use of face mask and the extent to which this can protect individuals from the virus, alongside the difference between surgical face mask and N-95 respirator and what to watch out for when buying your face mask. Furthermore, this book compares the Wuhan corona virus to SARS and MERS. Other topics in this book include: symptoms and description of the Wuhan corona virus, modes of transmission, up to date facts and figures about affected countries and death toll, the most at risk population, etc. We sincerely empathize with those who have been infected by this disease as we remain positive that this disease will be fought to a halt soon. LAST UPDATED FEBRUARY 14 2020.