That's in Greenwood, south of Shoreline, unless you speak of a different Ida Culver House.
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That's in Greenwood, south of Shoreline, unless you speak of a different Ida Culver House.
Listen, this is out now, freaking out will change nothing. We have to try and get through this. It doesn't matter if you are in Taiwan. Germany, or the U.S. Containment is no longer possible. Most people will NOT die from this, just got to be more prepared and careful in the coming months.
We just got word of coronavirus in my area (Longview, TX). The sole person is apparently in quarantine. They had traveled to CA.
Sorry, I meant Ravenna, which is right next to Roosevelt (I got it confused because students from Roosevelt High volunteer there). It's the one on 65th and 25th, right before you turn right to get to U Village/Husky Stadium/UWMC.
Not just Canada. There are reports of cases in other countries where the virus seems to have been caught in the USA.
Yes, this is also quite true. He went to the hospital two times. The first time they told him it was a normal flu. He kept doing sports, making himself a superspreader. The second time he went in the hospital he was in bad conditions. One anesthesiologist had the intuition that it could have been covid. She was right.
The town where the italian cluster mainly began is his hometown, Codogno. It was put in lockdown 24 hours after the positive test. For the first time in more than two weeks, Codogno today had zero new cases. That anesthesiologist saved many lives.
Only thing I heard is she lives in anoka county, its the same county I live in.
Oh, 100%
Denver is a huge tourist destination as well as it's the height of ski season. Bad place to be IMO
Statistically cases like that are bound to happen sometimes. They'll get some headlines purely because they're unusual. If younger people were consistently getting blasted like the elderly we'd probably have widespread evidence of it by now.
Actually Taiwan is doing pretty well. Immediate action here by the government, and national healthcare, have made things cautiously optimistic. We don't need to "freak out," sure, but public cooperation and targeted, nation-wide programs do indeed contain the virus. Our new cases are in the single digits over a matter of weeks.
I think a lot of the reason you keep hearing about it is because it is fairly rare and therefore those cases are more noteworthy. As far as I'm aware, there's still only been a handful of serious cases in people under 40 in the US.
This sounds like someone presenting once, being sent home, and then returning when things got really bad. It's terrible. And it probably won't be the only case of it in the US.
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The two strains theory wasn't pretty much debunked?
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My campus (University of California, Irvine) has canceled classes for the rest of the quarter, and next quarter will be online classes only. Wow.
It's terrible yes, and you're right that it probably won't be the last. Doesn't mean it'll be frequent.
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Yes, of course, that's common sense. Some people are just completely losing it thinking the world is turning into Raccoon City which isn't helping anybody.
Yep, totally agree. It's been quite surprising to read those news and the specifics of each case. Young people could also get hit quite hard by this, but it's a very rare thing so far.
They acted decisevily and promptly, rather than reacting weakly and passively like most Western governments. I mean, Taiwan started checking flights from Wuhan even before the virus was identified..
From what I have seen satistically this virus still, as a matter of percentage, is hitting people in younger age brackets harder then the common cold and flu, and there is still a perceptible but rare death rate from for FLU to hurt or send someone to the hospital if they get Pneumonia due to it. The only really eye catching stats is the under 20 and above 50. Under 20 its showing remarkable resistance, but 50 and up the percentages are way above either Common Cold and Flu, especially in the 70+ range.
Its pretty much guaranteed someone travelling on the tube has it. Considering we are packed like sardines in those things we are overdue a Italy like scenario.
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https://www.rawstory.com/2020/03/uk...tive-for-coronavirus-its-been-pretty-rubbish/
UC Riverside has cancelled in-person finals as well, with online-only classes through April 3.
Yeah I was trying to sell my coworker on one and it was strange how staunchly anti Bidet even as a concept he was.
And she has been in Westminster for past week, met hundreds of people, and attended a No 10 reception hosted by Boris Johnson on Thursday
SAGE meeting tomorrow. Should see some more measures come into effect. Especially after the mp news
Frankly, the real time case tracking tool that came out today does at least show a proactive role for the wider government. As in the people that matter. That will stave off countless infections until treatments come into effect. We saw how effective the tool.was in SK.
They are far, far exceeding the expectations I have so far. Remarkable given how this shower of a gov is over brexit.
My mom is not dealing with this well.
Someone told her if she uses the hair dryer on max, she can kill germs, bacteria and viruses. So she's using the hair dryer on her jacket lol.
Someone told her if she uses the hair dryer on max, she can kill germs, bacteria and viruses. So she's using the hair dryer on her jacket lol.
I think we're going to decide to close schools far too late, and probably not long enough either. I'm just thinking about how many coughing students I have and how dirty they must get everything and all of the door handles I have to touch on a daily basis...
Doesn't sound good for her mum!
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Frankly yeah. I don't understand how my office has not just given the blanket WFH email yet.
First dead in Panama and 8 new cases. In less than 24 hours. That's what happens when you have a terrible healthcare system, the authorities are incompetent and the politicians, instead of trying to improve the country, are just stealing money from our taxes.
There is this at least.
Coronavirus: Transport for London reveals plan to disinfect Tube and bus network
Anti-viral fluid will be used in stations and trains, while poles on buses will be wiped with "strong disinfectant" every day.
It won't make much difference if someone infected coughs on or near you when it's packed.
This won't do anything but potentially start a fire!
There is this at least.
Coronavirus: Transport for London reveals plan to disinfect Tube and bus network
Anti-viral fluid will be used in stations and trains, while poles on buses will be wiped with "strong disinfectant" every day.www.google.co.uk
It won't make much difference if someone coughs on or near you though when it's packed.
Rush hour in the NY subway is something else. People packed like sardines.. I wonder what happens if someone suddenly has to cough for whatever reason?
Should I stay away from my parents and grandparents for a while? I work with dozens of customers a day and the Belgian government is currently doing nothing to stop the spread. I've been experiencing huge feelings of anxiety in the past week that I could spread it to family members and I could never forgive myself if I do.
It makes good points but it also makes me question how reliable the models are.
We don't really know the mortality rate and we don't know how many people are actually infected (when thinking of people showing mild/hardly any symptoms and going undetected/untested). Making assumptions from one to the other doesn't seem to make much sense to me. Something isolated like that cruise ship isn't really much of a help, either, as I'd consider cruise ship passengers not a replica of the general population.
Might be a dodgy statement science-wise so please correct me if I'm talking nonsense but I wouldn't be surprised if a lot more people are already infected than is assumed at the moment.
That sounds like a good idea.
Agreed regarding Belgium. Their response has been the worst.
