CORONAVIRUS/COVID-19 likely to have infected 90% of Taiwan's population: CDC
01/23/2024 07:51 PM
At least 90 percent of Taiwan's population has likely contracted COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) said Tuesday, citing a seroprevalence study last year that looked into the prevalence of the disease and the recent spike in cases.
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