Coronavirus outbreak in China; Genetic diseases in Amish communities and getting an Egyptian mummy to speak
With news reports moving as quickly as the virus may be spreading, the latest coronavirus outbreak which is thought to have started in Wuhan in central China is fast becoming a global health concern. Adam Rutherford speaks to BBC Inside Science's resident virologist Professor Jonathan Ball from Nottingham University,…
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