Show his face to the public. Someone will out him and tell us which booth he was at.
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I also wonder this to. I have fellow nurses saying, "There are no confirmed cases in our area! Nothing to worry about!" Well of course there are no confirmed cases because we are unable to test for it because of these restrictions. There is proof of community spread and even Americans in other countries testing positive. Why can't we test anybody that has symptoms, regardless of travel or contact with others ,if we feel the need to? They say we are limited on supplies is the reason. Why are we limited on supplies?
Third day in a row that Japan has over 50 new cases, second highest daily increase (https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/special/coronavirus/).
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15 new cases in Florida. First case in Duval (age 83) and Clay (age 57) counties.
www.news4jax.com
Men in Duval, Clay counties among 16 new coronavirus cases in Florida
A man in Duval County and a man in Clay County are two of 15 new positive cases of the new coronavirus that were reported Thursday night by the Florida Department of Health.
www.news4jax.com
Well it's in Chicago (we are just starting to get more cases). I'm late 20's, not sick at all atm. But the crowd will be a mix of people in 20's and parents mostly
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Is there a version of this for the US?
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I've looked through the list and there doesn't seem to be one specifically for the US, unfortunately
Thanks for the list, and why am I not surprised there isn't one for the US...I've looked through the list and there doesn't seem to be one specifically for the US, unfortunately
My brother just told us that washing your hands won't help because a guest on Joe Rogan said it's airborne. I can't deal with this lol. I'm concerned my parents are going to listen to him. I don't think he or my parents are stocking up on groceries or necessities like even a little bit.
Seattle Public libraries closed till April 13th
And he's getting dragged outside of conservative grifters going "you go king!".
The problem with the whole bread and circus act is that the bread and circus act doesn't work when you haven't got bread (testing kits or literal bread in the supermarket) or a circus (functional CDC).
I'm really nervous about going in to a medical facility for my blood work and been postponing it cuz it's in an area with quite a few infections
Which means I cant renew my drugs
And i can already feel the effects on my body
I really need to do it before the situation gets worse ugh
Which means I cant renew my drugs
And i can already feel the effects on my body
I really need to do it before the situation gets worse ugh
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Tell him that's the equivalent of not wearing your seatbelt because you'll die anyway in a head-on collision with a semi.
I'm part of a nextdoor group in an austin suburb and someone was bitching about HEB being low on stuff and how everyone was panicking over nothing and then wrote: "That said my allergies are kicking up so tomorrow I'm going to go cough all over the store so I'll have it to myself."
And people responded saying they should do the same.
America is doomed, we are too stupid.
And people responded saying they should do the same.
America is doomed, we are too stupid.
That's also bullshit. That declaration was made as the second wave hit. It's not evidence of mishandling or delay in acting on the initial one.
There's multiple different types of coronavirus. Coronaviruses get their name because they look like the top of a crown.
The three biggest ones are SARS-COV (which had an outbreak in 2002 and was a new strain), MERS-COV (which was a new strain and broke out in 2012), and SARS-COV-2 (the current one, which is also new).
SARS-COV (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome - Coronavirus) is believed to have made the jump to humans from bats in 2002/2003. SARS-COV killed about 9% of its victims during its outbreak, which the bulk of that being the elderly.
MERS-COV (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome - Coronavirus) made the jump to humans from camels in 2012 and originated in the Middle East. This strain killed about 30% of the people it infected and is one of the strains the WHO is concerned about causing an epidemic or pandemic.
SARS-COV-2 (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome - Coronavirus 2) is the current virus spreading. It, like SARS-COV, is believed to have made the jump from humans to bats. This virus is in the same family as SARS-COV, but isn't evolved from it. It's a totally new strain.
The biggest difference that SARS-COV-2 has is that it's much more contagious then SARS-COV and MERS-COV. That's why it's exploded in a way the other two didn't (that and we don't have an immunity to it).
This won't be the last time a coronavirus explodes like this, so its something we'll always need to be vigilant about.
ok actually haves worked in this industry I can tell you that most of what you can rest for is based "medical necessity" generally speaking there are a list of diagnosis which correlate to a list of testing which Medicare and Insurance companies will pay for. The specific idea is that it prevents abuse from quack doctors ordering unnecessary medical tests to run up the bill and having insurance/Medicare/Medicaid from footing the bill. Consequently this list is generally updated annually with ICD10/CPT code validation pairing for medical systems.
Basically ordering a test which is not validated by insurance and Medicare would run financial risk every time you run it which would result in, "who's going to pay for it?"
if I had to guess, tests are only truly being done if this is a true suspicion or if a patient specific signs documentation saying they accept the financial risk of the cost of the testing. I.e. wealthier people would be more likely to go to the doctor and let them test them for Coronavirus.
That being I really think it's far far far more widespread and consequently, milder than we are aware. It wouldn't surprise me to find out 2-5% of the US population already has it.
Yup. My wife and I are at a loss for what to do with our children while we work. She's a nurse and I'm an engineer for a medical imaging company. We both will be very busy. And while we do have retired parents, they're in their 60s-70s and probably shouldn't be around people for the next few weeks. What the hell are we supposed to do?!?!?!
You haven't been asked to WFH yet? Seems a lot of companies are doing that already, and more will follow.
South TX and the valley is selling out of stuff as well. Even the Dollar General was packed an hour ago. I have food to last me two weeks or three.
Bats to pangolion to human. I'm not sure if it mutated after it jumped to one animal or how that works, but would make semse with how it differed from the first SARS.
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Whitmer orders all Michigan K-12 schools to close for 3 weeks
The state is closing schools for three weeks to slow the spread of coronavirus.
www.wzzm13.com
Michigan, all K-12 closed for the next three weeks.
Parents that are getting a long extended spring break, if you have a 4th Grader you can get a free pass to visit National Parks. We have six weeks in Washington and the wife will likely visit every national park in our state. Might be good for some outdoor learning
www.nationalparks.org
Open OutDoors for Kids
Connecting and inspiring the next generation through our national parks.
www.nationalparks.org
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Speaking of hustles I saw a guy selling Costco TP out of the back of his truck near a Walmart for $10 a roll.
I would take a picture and post it online.
If nothing else, those people should be shamed.
Unreal. Less cases in Michigan and yet Florida keeps everything open.
Dumbfucks, genuinely worried about my mom whose a teacher in her sixties.
While I believe he is that evil and stupid, I just don't understand how he thinks it ends. Just really hoping it goes away? 'Cause people dying probably won't bode well for him either.
Parents that are getting a long extended spring break, if you have a 4th Fraser you can get a free pass to visit National Parks. We have six weeks in Washington and the wife will likely visit every national park in our state. Might be good for some outdoor learning
Open OutDoors for Kids
Connecting and inspiring the next generation through our national parks.
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Articles of impeachment. Make the Republicans own their support of this literal crime against humanity.