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Apple co-founder bizarrely suggests he and his wife were 'patient zero' in U.S. for coronavirus

Did Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak Bring Coronavirus To The U.S.?

Steve Wozniak caused on a stir on Twitter by seemingly hinting that he and his wife Janet may have collective been patient zero for the coronavirus in the United States.

Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak Thinks He Could Have Brought Coronavirus to U.S.

Is the co-founder of Apple patient zero for coronavirus in the U.S.? Steve Wozniak told Inside Edition that he and his wife were both sick after returning from Hong Kong in January, where he came into contact with a tourist from Wuhan, the epicenter of the crisis. He said he is now recovering, but said he knows “that if we returned from Hong Kong today with the symptoms we had, we’d be candidates for testing and quarantine immediately."

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says he had coronavirus-like symptoms but CDC gave him 'run-around'

Wozniak said Monday that his wife Janet recently went to the doctor for a "bad cough."

Apple Co-Founder Suggests He's Coronavirus 'Patient Zero'

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak made a claim that he and his wife, Janet Wozniak, could be "patient zero" for the coronavirus in the US. The 69-year-old tech entrepreneur told USA Today that he believes they may have contracted the virus during a trip to Southeast Asia in January. He described coming down with "the worst flu of our lives" following the trip with symptoms such as sore throats and coughs. "Checking out Janet's bad cough. Started...

Interactive Brokers founder: Trading and account openings surge in coronavirus 'mass hysteria'

Thomas Peterffy believes the reaction to the coronavirus outbreak has gone too far because he doesn't think it's that dangerous for younger people.