Quantifying coronavirus

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      <subfield code="a">At the time of writing, it is likely that  following the steady exponential growth seen to date, with an approximately 130% daily growth in cases in the UK  we will have of the order of 40,000 cases reported when this issue is published, and thousands of associated deaths. Readers in many other countries will be facing similar situations, but with the absolute numbers varying. We will still be on the ascending' part of the curve, and wondering when we might be able to claim the peak is in sight  let alone that we are descending.</subfield>
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