Li Wenliang.¶
Wenliang, L. (2020). Li Wenliang. The Lancet.
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Primes¶
- Weak Signals & Emerging Issues
- Peripheral sources included unattributed-pneumonia case reports emerging in Wuhan through Chinese disease-surveillance systems and informal channels — most famously the December 30, 2019 WeChat post by ophthalmologist Li Wenliang warning colleagues about a SARS-like cluster.
This sourceAlso documented in contemporaneous reporting by BBC, New York Times, and Washington Post.
- Peripheral sources included unattributed-pneumonia case reports emerging in Wuhan through Chinese disease-surveillance systems and informal channels — most famously the December 30, 2019 WeChat post by ophthalmologist Li Wenliang warning colleagues about a SARS-like cluster.
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