New study reviews first Covid case: she was a Wuhan market seller. “Evidence of animal origin of the virus”

WASHINGTON – The status of the first known case of Covid-19 belongs to a saleswoman who worked at the Wuhan animal market, who fell ill on December 11, 2019. And not, as was also believed according to a WHO report, to a man infected on December 8th. This is what the magazine publishes Science in an article by virologist Michael Worobey.