What you need to know about coronaviruses, the virus and the latest news

What is coronaviral disease?

What is a coronavide?

How do you get it?

And how long does it last?

How does it spread?

Why is it called a coronave?

What does it mean?

These are just some of the questions that can be asked of anyone with an infectious disease like coronavid, as the virus enters the human body.

What is it?

Coronavirus is a group of viruses that affect the body by disrupting normal processes that are part of normal human behaviour, including our immune system, our nervous system and the heart and brain.

It is spread through direct contact with the saliva of an infected person.

What does coronavids cause?

Coronsavids are a group that infect a person by destroying cells in the immune system.

This is what causes the common cold, the flu and other respiratory illnesses.

They are not spread by contact with a virus.

Coronovirus is the most common viral infection in the world.

There are 2.6 million coronavides known, of which 1.1 million are fatal.

Most of the infections are caused by coronaviremia, the process by which the virus kills the immune cells in your immune system and damages your organs.

The virus can cause inflammation, causing swelling and pain.

Symptoms of coronavivirus include: a cold and flu