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How Much Should the Public Know About Who Has the Coronavirus ? - The New York Times

analyse - 11 avril 2020

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SAN JOSE, Calif. — When the first case of the coronavirus in Silicon Valley was discovered in late January, health officials were faced with a barrage of questions : What city did the patient live in ? Whom had he come in contact with ? Which health clinic had he visited before he knew he was infected ?
Dr. Sara Cody, the chief health officer for Santa Clara County, which has a population of two million across 15 cities, declined to give details.
“I can’t give the city,” she said, adding “we (...)



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