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By Delano R. Franklin
Harvard University Health Services released an email on Wednesday afternoon detailing its analysis on the recent coronavirus outbreak, discouraging travel to China until further notice.
Harvard University Health Services released an email on Wednesday afternoon detailing its analysis on the recent coronavirus outbreak, discouraging travel to China until further notice.

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