MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Health leaders coordinating Wisconsin’s reaction to the new coronavirus are assuring lawmakers that the risk of infection remains low in the state. But they said at a Wednesday briefing that discussions are underway about how to handle potential outbreaks at prisons, long-term care facilities and other places where people congregate. State health officials urged calm, while also acknowledging that much is not known about the virus that causes a disease called COVID-19. They noted that the guidance they give now may change as the virus spreads and more is learned. Only one person in Wisconsin has tested positive. That person has recovered.
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