The only time it has been nice to be so isolated in WV.
The reality is that our health services are so underfunded that I don't believe we've really started testing here, yet.
It makes sense; right now you have to go through a huge fucking song and dance to get tested. They're not testing any John Doe who walks in with a fever and a cough right off the bat. You're going to have to either show a connection to the virus (travel, contact with a confirmed case) or have major symptoms and test negatively for like every flu test available. And even then, you still aren't guaranteed to get a test by your local Health Department. Basically, you have to have a decently high chance of having it already to get tested, so naturally the rate of positive cases is a lot higher. Once people can go to a medical clinic and say "I have a fever and a cough" and get tested on the spot, it will lower dramatically.11k tested with 1.3k positive. Isn't the percentage a bit too high or am I just bad at math?
If the strain mutates, a vaccine may not be as effective even if it comes out sometime next year. We don't know if that will happen but I'm saying don't necessarily put all your hope into that.A vaccine is being worked on. There's no need to do this indefinitely, but we need to do it for quite a few months yet.
Wait till he gets it. His tone will change.Fucking McConnell says the Dem bill is too ideological and wants a smaller bill. WTF. Hate that fucker!
If the strain mutates, a vaccine may not be as effective even if it comes out sometime next year. We don't know if that will happen but I'm saying don't necessarily put all your hope into that.
As we weren't fucked enough. Can't have the evils of socialism infect America along with the virusFucking McConnell says the Dem bill is too ideological and wants a smaller bill. WTF. Hate that fucker!
Wouldn't the virus mutating be good news-ish? Viruses tend to mutate to become less aggressive/fatal.
Deborah Johnson Lanholm, 63, lives in Sicklerville, New Jersey. A retired nurse, she's the primary caretaker for her older sister, Helen Palese, who lives with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease. "She's nonverbal," Deborah says. "I do her speaking for her. So every other day, we do something together. We go to the movies. I take her to my crocheting group. We go out to dinner or the mall. But she's with other people. All of that will have to stop because she's too compromised."
And it won't just stop for Helen. It'll stop for Deborah, too. "I'll have to change my routine because I have to care for her," Deborah says. "I won't go out in crowds or be in places where I'll be exposed."
Make no mistake: The rapid implementation of social distancing is necessary to flatten the coronavirus curve and prevent the current pandemic from worsening. But just as the coronavirus fallout threatens to cause an economic recession, it's also going to cause what we might call a "social recession": a collapse in social contact that is particularly hard on the populations most vulnerable to isolation and loneliness — older adults and people with disabilities or preexisting health conditions.
There are, yes, but honestly so many of our students receive accommodations--and we are so relaxed about things like going a bit over time on a test with everyone anyway--that it would be a real wreck to actually implement. Good in theory, though. Thanks.Are there timers you can put on the question or test, typically it takes longer to look it up in google than actually doing the problem.
A vaccine is being worked on. There's no need to do this indefinitely, but we need to do it for quite a few months yet.
could it be that corona is far more serious in the us then what is being reported now? because 1000-2000 infections in a country with more than 300 million seems not that much. or is the washington a known location with a lot of infections.
could it be that corona is far more serious in the us then what is being reported now? because 1000-2000 infections in a country with more than 300 million seems not that much. or is the washington a known location with a lot of infections.
So that's how a true world wide crisis looks like.
2020 looked so boring at first, where we complained about slow game releases in Q1.
Edit: I can almost guarantee Trump will be the last person on this damn planet to get the virus.
The odds you will be able to go are very low, you shouldn't go anyway.I have a huge trip to Disney in May planned and paid for. I hope I'm able to go still. :(
I have a huge trip to Disney in May planned and paid for. I hope I'm able to go still. :(
I have a huge trip to Disney in May planned and paid for. I hope I'm able to go still. :(
nah. He will go to a top hospital and be fine, the hate for poor people is strong in him.
I have a huge trip to Disney in May planned and paid for. I hope I'm able to go still. :(
North America really needs to start getting more proactive.
It's not so bad in Canada but this won't last
Have we got the results of the COBRA meeting yet? There's still hope they'll do something.
I have a huge trip to Disney in May planned and paid for. I hope I'm able to go still. :(
The issue for us with school closing and in doing things online:
Public schools have a federal mandate to provide equal access to education. If just one student doesn't have internet access at home that can cause a stir. Now imagine this in poorer districts. We're essentially all scrambling to make plans and show the state department of education that we're attempting to exhaust every resource in order to deal with this in hopes that they count this as continued education and allow us to not have to go to school for the 180 mandated days.
We don't have a lot of clear answers.
Pretty sure this will happen to all of us traveling this year? I don't think this will be over in like 4 weeks.I have one to Vegas in May too. I'm honestly not counting on it.
I can't confirm this, but there are rumblings on campus and online that we have at least one case
Last night was so creepy in my area of NYC. Nobody out, complete silence. And all you could hear were several helicopters flying back and forth.
How are we still at this point?
That's what I heard. Someone with connections to the UF medical field told me. Hoping that's not the case.I can't confirm this, but there are rumblings on campus and online that we have at least one case