Is the US prepared for a coronavirus outbreak?

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February 28, 2020 Cases have spiked in several countries with no previous instances of COVID-19, sparking panic. Here's what you need to know: US intelligence agencies monitoring worldwide spread of coronavirus, concerns in India, Iran: report Worries in Iran stem from the country's lack of response to the outbreak, which has already infected at least 254 people and killed 26 — the most deaths outside China. Read More Some California health workers held in isolation, quarantine after exposure to cornavirus patient, officials say The patient is the first possible case of unknown origin and potentially exposed a number of workers at two hospitals. Read More Some discharged coronavirus patients in China test positive for second time: report About 14 percent of patients discharged in China's Guangdong Province later tested positive for the virus again during follow-up examinations, reports said. Read More More Health News Dog tests 'weak positive' for coronavirus in Hong Kong, first possible infection in pet If confirmed, it would mark the first case of the virus in a pet animal. Are pregnant women at risk for coronavirus? Because COVID-19 remains relatively knew to health officials, much remains unknown about the virus' potential implications. How can the US prepare for a coronavirus outbreak? One expert says it'll take "all of us working together." Go to Fox News Health Manage Subscriptions | Unsubscribe | Contact Us Privacy Policy | Terms of Use ©2020 FOX News Network, LLC. All rights reserved. 1211 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10036.