Just reheat the food and wash your hands. This isn't t-virus
You do you. Its not worth the risk IMO.
Okay, just one thing avoid any anti-inflammatory med if possible. A recent study say it may worsen your condition if you really have the virus
Anti-inflammatories may aggravate Covid-19, France advises
French minister says patients should take paracetamol rather than ibuprofen or cortisonewww.theguardian.com
Our ministry of health shared this info this week-end.
Please, take care. Keep yourself warm, hydrated and change clothes when you can.
If you feel you can't do it anymore then stop, don't force yourself, your health is more important.
What went down?Especially with all that stuff that went down with the religious group.
I would think pizza is the best thing you could order right now, because you can just throw it in the oven for five minutes and destroy any viral particles that may have gotten onto it after it was cooked originally.Food is an unlikely source of transmission in most cases I'd think. Especially with something like pizza where it's cooked and then put into a box without being touched.
Wow, the school system in my area is closing for two weeks. I live in a pretty rural part of the US so I thought for sure they would hand wave it off for a couple more weeks. Glad they're taking it seriously.
That's what I'm wondering.
I'm in Seattle hoping other states are seeing what happened here and what we're doing. I hope they're following suit.
Food is an unlikely source of transmission in most cases I'd think. Especially with something like pizza where it's cooked and then put into a box without being touched.
Then where does it end? What about your mail? What about the water supply? Amazon shipping?
Generally, if it's hot enough to eat, it's not hot enough to kill virus, so one advice is to reheat it for 2 minute in a oven at over 69 degree
I hope you aren't touching any paper money. Because that is a lot more likely to get you sick than takeout from a restaurant
Guy guys have no idea how unpopular Trump is over here but this news story did not go over well here, like at all:
Coronavirus: anger in Germany at report Trump seeking exclusive vaccine deal
Ministers and MPs criticise display of ‘self-interest’ and accuse US president of electioneeringwww.theguardian.com
Here's what I don't understand about this graph - why would the curve be flattened, instead of just delayed?
I understand the idea of social distancing is to slow the rate at which the virus is spread so as to not overwhelm the current healthcare infrastructure. But despite how rigorous such measures may be, the virus will still be exchanged and circulated at some low level. So in 2-3 weeks when everyone returns to work, and everything starts opening up again, why wouldn't the rate of infection then skyrocket at that point, resulting in simply a delayed curve rather than a flattened one?
I'm curious about this too..The virus isn't gonna go "damn, I really needed to infect between March 15 and March 30, guess I'm just gonna dissapear"
Here's what I don't understand about this graph - why would the curve be flattened, instead of just delayed?
I understand the idea of social distancing is to slow the rate at which the virus is spread so as to not overwhelm the current healthcare infrastructure. But despite how rigorous such measures may be, the virus will still be exchanged and circulated at some low level. So in 2-3 weeks when everyone returns to work, and everything starts opening up again, why wouldn't the rate of infection then skyrocket at that point, resulting in simply a delayed curve rather than a flattened one?
Haven't seen this point brought up much, but ideally shutting things down for a couple weeks gives everyone a better chance to find and test coronavirus cases without having to constantly play catch up so much.Here's what I don't understand about this graph - why would the curve be flattened, instead of just delayed?
I understand the idea of social distancing is to slow the rate at which the virus is spread so as to not overwhelm the current healthcare infrastructure. But despite how rigorous such measures may be, the virus will still be exchanged and circulated at some low level. So in 2-3 weeks when everyone returns to work, and everything starts opening up again, why wouldn't the rate of infection then skyrocket at that point, resulting in simply a delayed curve rather than a flattened one?
Here's what I don't understand about this graph - why would the curve be flattened, instead of just delayed?
I understand the idea of social distancing is to slow the rate at which the virus is spread so as to not overwhelm the current healthcare infrastructure. But despite how rigorous such measures may be, the virus will still be exchanged and circulated at some low level. So in 2-3 weeks when everyone returns to work, and everything starts opening up again, why wouldn't the rate of infection then skyrocket at that point, resulting in simply a delayed curve rather than a flattened one?
I feel like cash transactions are the majority of the transactions I've been personally dealing with too. Not sure what other retail-ERA members think about that.
I trust my health ministry, he isn't an idiot and so far did a good job.This is exactly what you're not supposed to do in clinical research: come up with conclusions based on underpowered subgroup retrospective analyses. At best, these days should generate a hypothesis that should be tested thoroughly. Surprise Lancet published this. Then again, this is the same journal that published Wakefield's antivax crap.
I heard Trudeau and Trump spoke on the phone this weekend, with Trudeau planning a big announcement at 1 pm today, are they planning a simultaneous lockdown?Received a text from a family member whose coworker knows someone from the Military at DC. The president could mandated a two-week quarantine for the nation.
Stock up people.
Received a text from a family member whose coworker knows someone from the Military at DC. The president could mandated a two-week quarantine for the nation.
Stock up people.
Idunno, I still mostly get credit/debit payments (work in a grocery store so woo the last 72 hours have been a total nightmare), followed by cash payments, and then the occasional check. Though I have been noticing a LOT of people asking for cash back recently, waaaay more than usual.I feel like cash transactions are the majority of the transactions I've been personally dealing with too. Not sure what other retail-ERA members think about that.
Received a text from a family member whose coworker knows someone from the Military at DC. The president could mandated a two-week quarantine for the nation.
Stock up people.
Received a text from a family member whose coworker knows someone from the Military at DC. The president could mandated a two-week quarantine for the nation.
Stock up people.
Haven't seen this point brought up much, but ideally shutting things down for a couple weeks gives everyone a better chance to find and test coronavirus cases without having to constantly play catch up so much.
I don't like the goal of a flattened curve being that the same amount of people will get it just over a longer period of time, the goal should still be containment.
Yeah, mostly everyone was yelling at UANL (Universidad de Nuevo León) to cancel classes and they finally took the shot this weekend. So now we gotta deal with stupid teenagers thinking they got actual vacations.Jalisco, Yucatán & Guanajuato suspended classes starting next Tuesday (March 17th) onwards.
Tec de Monterrey, IPN, Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, COLMEX, Universidad de Monterrey & Universidad de Guadalajara (so far) have switched to online modalities.
WTF is UNAM waiting for???
Yeah, I'm not risking ordering food right now. I'm not gonna eat anything that I haven't prepared myself. Doing otherwise sounds risky as fuck.Nope. If the cook is ill you are fucked. Stop thinking about money.
I heard Trudeau and Trump spoke on the phone this weekend, with Trudeau planning a big announcement at 1 pm today, are they planning a simultaneous lockdown?
Containment simply isn't feasible at this point. It's just about mitigation and delay.
China/Wuhan got it totally under control. Yes it's a different situation now, but if some countries can coordinate lockdowns and use the time to do as much testing as possible and track down all cases, we have a chance at containment and at the very least severely reducing the amount of people it infects over time.Containment simply isn't feasible at this point. It's just about mitigation and delay.
Can we not makes these completely unsubstantiated posts? They do nothing and are almost always false.Received a text from a family member whose coworker knows someone from the Military at DC. The president could mandated a two-week quarantine for the nation.
Stock up people.
That's what a lot of the teachers I know on Facebook are saying. There's no chance we're back to normal in 3 weeks, at this point.Yeah I told my principal today I think they're going to have to cancel the rest of the school year.