It spreads in the same way the flu does, that doesn’t mean it is no more severe than the flu.
The same precautions and preventive measures are appropriate for both.
It spreads in the same way the flu does, that doesn’t mean it is no more severe than the flu.
The same precautions and preventive measures are appropriate for both.
internet warrior with bad google-foo
actual expert recognized by the world over:
It is not yet known
Looking at two other deadly members of the coronavirus family, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS), could, Bollyky says, help us understand how COVID-19 may act in the summer heat. “Past coronavirus outbreaks, SARS and MERS, haven’t really exhibited clear evidence of being seasonal,” Bollyky says.”The SARS outbreak did end in July, but it is not clear that weather. MERS does not show any sign of being seasonal.”
everyone say it with me
I don’t know how many patients Lifecare had but last I check it was around 25 or so…I believe 6 of them had died.
Would common flu do that?
You would think the person in charge of the situation would know what those measures are and actually follow them himself
Who needs stinking facts when people have feelings?
As for claiming it’s just like any other flu.
By the end of February, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimated that at least 32 million cases of the flu were reported in the U.S., resulting in 310,000 hospitalizations and 18,000 deaths. For the coronavirus, by March 3 the number of confirmed cases in the U.S. had reached 100, including several presumptive positive cases and 24 in repatriated Americans. At least nine COVID-19 patients have died.
Now I believe there is many more that has it but since they screwed up the test kits they’re behind the 8 ball here.
@WildRose has suggested that it was impossible…IMPOSSIBLE…to have done any better on the test kits.
WildRose:And what do you think that shows exactly.
Expected and Known are two different words with completely different meanings.
The viruses spread similarly and the Covid19 is very similar to a number of our normal CV’s that cause the common cold.
It is typical for repsiratory virus outbreaks to wane in the warmer months because people aren’t packed into tiny, tight places face to face and elbow to elbow with other people trying to fight the cold.
They disperse and enjoy the warmer weather which reduces transmission.
WildRose:We have every reason to believe
internet warrior with bad google-foo
WildRose:We have every reason to believe
actual expert recognized by the world over:
It is not yet known
Looking at two other deadly members of the coronavirus family, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS), could, Bollyky says, help us understand how COVID-19 may act in the summer heat. “Past coronavirus outbreaks, SARS and MERS, haven’t really exhibited clear evidence of being seasonal,” Bollyky says.”The SARS outbreak did end in July, but it is not clear that weather. MERS does not show any sign of being seasonal.”
everyone say it with me
Google better
Google or actual medical experts…hmmm…who to believe here?
WASHINGTON (AP) — Frustration over lack of access to coronavirus testing boiled over Tuesday as Trump administration officials sought to reassure skeptical lawmakers the nation will have the capacity for 1 million tests within days.
Frustration over lack of access to coronavirus testing boiled over Tuesday as Trump administration officials sought to reassure skeptical lawmakers the nation will have the capacity for 1 million tests within days.
Now you can’t blame Trump for this…this screw up falls directly on CDC IMO.
Evergreen…hell my state needed them yesterday.
What is it you think your picture is showing?
There is no epidemic in Florida.
Now you can’t blame Trump for this…this screw up falls directly on CDC IMO.
True. Its not like Trump has been gutting the CDC and firing those tasked with responding to pandemics. Oh wait he did
The Trump administration has spent the past several years gutting the government programs responsible for combatting a global health crisis.
Frustration rising over lack of access to coronavirus tests | AP News
Frustration over lack of access to coronavirus testing boiled over Tuesday as Trump administration officials sought to reassure skeptical lawmakers the nation will have the capacity for 1 million tests within days.
Now you can’t blame Trump for this…this screw up falls directly on CDC IMO.
Evergreen…hell my state needed them yesterday.
@WildRose said that it was impossible to have produced a single additional test kit more than what has already been delivered. How can this be?
I chalk this up to unreasonable expectations. It’s a problem of scale and the CDC has limited production capabilities.
Understand fear and frustration but we’ve sent much of our industrial production to China over the last thirty years including an alarming amount of our Bio/Medical/Pharmaceutical production.
Review my thread from a few days ago on the national security reasons for bringing industrial jobs back to the US. This is a perfect example of where that critical industrial capacity is lacking.
This is all magnified by the fact the virus wasn’t even identified and typed until January. We had test kits in production within three weeks but with limited capacity there’s only so many that can be produced quickly.
I said no such thing, stop making up BS.
CDC’s budget has increased under this Administration.
I said no such thing, stop making up BS.
You said it was impossible.
Not possible = impossible.
Yes it would have been great to have a few million kits already produced and distributed but that wasn’t possible.
Spare me the BS…you’re not fooling anyone no matter how many times you post it.
Spare me the BS…you’re not fooling anyone no matter how many times you post it.
What is untrue about the article?
WildRose:I said no such thing, stop making up BS.
You said it was impossible.
Not possible = impossible.
Yes it would have been great to have a few million kits already produced and distributed but that wasn’t possible.
Obama has just taken office in 2009 when the swine flu broke out. Trump has been in office for three years.
And while it was exceptionally contagious, it had a death rate of 0.02-0.08%.
It was contagious…not virulent.
CDC’s budget has increased under this Administration.
But not the parts of CDC responsible for dealing with global disease outbreaks