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Spencer Kelly talks to Dr Kári Stefánsson, founder of deCODE Genetics in Iceland, about the latest research into the Coronavirus. Back in 2013, Click went to deCODE to see how thousands of Icelanders were donating blood, to be frozen and used in future genetic research. Now that is paying off in spades.
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