In some countries, most notably Italy, Spain, and the United States, confirmed COVID-19 cases are exploding and overcoming the ability of the infrastructure to care for the afflicted. In others, such as China and South Korea, the number of new cases has either been reduced to a trickle, or never took off in the first place. What’s the difference? What are China and South Korea doing that Italy, Spain, and the United States are not? Continue reading →