I hope he isn't full of shit or just getting lucky....
Haven't looked into it at all so maybe it's fine but hopefully this doesn't do more harm than good. You can have it with little to no symptoms.FYI, Apple has a new COVID-19 app in the App Store. They partnered with the CDC to put together a screening tool. Considering quite a few of the people in here who are understandably having anxiety attacks over a sore throat, it's worth a look to ease your mind.
For my other Americans in this thread, what's the feeling regarding the earliest time frame that we get out of lockdown? Seeing the projections that NYC doesn't expect their apex to be until 4/21, and knowing that NY is ahead of a lot of states, it's starting to feel like we aren't going to be set free into the world until May/June at the earliest (and that would include some restrictions and social distancing requirements, I'd assume).
Talking with coworkers today, it seems like we're all in this collective state of denial where we all all idealizing a return to normalcy in a month, at most. In the back of our heads, I think we all know that isn't realistic, but nobody wants say that out loud.
Good luck sent
Haven't looked into it at all so maybe it's fine but hopefully this doesn't do more harm than good. You can have it with little to no symptoms.
I think this is why some people think they need to do Placebo-controlled studies, it's still not enough.The majority (65/80, 81.3%) of patients had favourable outcome and were discharged from our unit at the time of writing with low NEWS scores (61/65, 93.8%). Only 15% required oxygen therapy. Three patients were transferred to the ICU, of whom two improved and were then returned to the ID ward. One 74 year-old patient was still in ICU at the time of writing. Finally, one 86 year-old patient who was not transferred to the ICU, died in the ID ward
Yes, the issue is the same as for the first one.Aint this Doctor criticized by many specialist now due to his studies being really weird? Like little number of people and randomization etc.
Well since he made exact same studies again while ignoring criticism and havent done any improvement upon first one I have very little trust in his work now.
For my other Americans in this thread, what's the feeling regarding the earliest time frame that we get out of lockdown? Seeing the projections that NYC doesn't expect their apex to be until 4/21, and knowing that NY is ahead of a lot of states, it's starting to feel like we aren't going to be set free into the world until May/June at the earliest (and that would include some restrictions and social distancing requirements, I'd assume).
Talking with coworkers today, it seems like we're all in this collective state of denial where we are all idealizing a return to normalcy in a month, at most. In the back of our heads, I think we all know that isn't realistic, but nobody wants say that out loud.
Aint this Doctor criticized by many specialist now due to his studies being really weird? Like little number of people and randomization etc.
IDK really, $1/mask seems not too bad at all? People that are seriously gouging are selling them for >$10 for one!God damn. A outlet home improvement store here in MN just sent out an email newsletter advertising 1,000s of KN95 masks would be arriving on April 1 and they would be selling them I bulk for $1,000 per bundle.
They got blasted for it, sent out an apology email and Facebook post sayin "we were going to donate a percentage" and "we are just trying to run a business. Anyone can order them from China, they just haven't." The CEO even made a Facebook video saying he is getting blasted by his marketing guy for putting that in, but just feels misunderstood.
Seriously....
Look at this shit: https://mnhomeoutlet.cmail20.com/t/...EF23F30FEDED/B648568510937991F039C523302FD418
They can take their business and shove it.God damn. A outlet home improvement store here in MN just sent out an email newsletter advertising 1,000s of KN95 masks would be arriving on April 1 and they would be selling them I bulk for $1,000 per bundle.
They got blasted for it, sent out an apology email and Facebook post sayin "we were going to donate a percentage" and "we are just trying to run a business. Anyone can order them from China, they just haven't." The CEO even made a Facebook video saying he is getting blasted by his marketing guy for putting that in, but just feels misunderstood.
Seriously....
Look at this shit: https://mnhomeoutlet.cmail20.com/t/...EF23F30FEDED/B648568510937991F039C523302FD418
my thing is that my travel to new york ended 13 days ago... and lots of the cases i'm seeing now in NYC started just before I got there 11-13 (i left the 15 and was only at a small party of around 15ish people, though I didn't take public transit at all (except my plane flight home).FYI, Apple has a new COVID-19 app in the App Store. They partnered with the CDC to put together a screening tool. Considering quite a few of the people in here who are understandably having anxiety attacks over a sore throat, it's worth a look to ease your mind.
IDK really, $1/mask seems not too bad at all? People that are seriously gouging are selling them for >$10 for one!
IDK really, $1/mask seems not too bad at all? People that are seriously gouging are selling them for >$10 for one!
Though I don't know the regular wholesale cost of these things at all, haven't even ever tried to buy one before this crisis.
I have bad news for you fellow Americans. He will be reelected easily... He will be the good sheep until November than He will be back to be the usually asshole.
God damn. A outlet home improvement store here in MN just sent out an email newsletter advertising 1,000s of KN95 masks would be arriving on April 1 and they would be selling them I bulk for $1,000 per bundle.
They got blasted for it, sent out an apology email and Facebook post sayin "we were going to donate a percentage" and "we are just trying to run a business. Anyone can order them from China, they just haven't." The CEO even made a Facebook video saying he is getting blasted by his marketing guy for putting that in, but just feels misunderstood.
Seriously....
Look at this shit: https://mnhomeoutlet.cmail20.com/t/...EF23F30FEDED/B648568510937991F039C523302FD418
For my other Americans in this thread, what's the feeling regarding the earliest time frame that we get out of lockdown? Seeing the projections that NYC doesn't expect their apex to be until 4/21, and knowing that NY is ahead of a lot of states, it's starting to feel like we aren't going to be set free into the world until May/June at the earliest (and that would include some restrictions and social distancing requirements, I'd assume).
Talking with coworkers today, it seems like we're all in this collective state of denial where we are all idealizing a return to normalcy in a month, at most. In the back of our heads, I think we all know that isn't realistic, but nobody wants say that out loud.
For my other Americans in this thread, what's the feeling regarding the earliest time frame that we get out of lockdown? Seeing the projections that NYC doesn't expect their apex to be until 4/21, and knowing that NY is ahead of a lot of states, it's starting to feel like we aren't going to be set free into the world until May/June at the earliest (and that would include some restrictions and social distancing requirements, I'd assume).
Talking with coworkers today, it seems like we're all in this collective state of denial where we are all idealizing a return to normalcy in a month, at most. In the back of our heads, I think we all know that isn't realistic, but nobody wants say that out loud.
For my other Americans in this thread, what's the feeling regarding the earliest time frame that we get out of lockdown? Seeing the projections that NYC doesn't expect their apex to be until 4/21, and knowing that NY is ahead of a lot of states, it's starting to feel like we aren't going to be set free into the world until May/June at the earliest (and that would include some restrictions and social distancing requirements, I'd assume).
Talking with coworkers today, it seems like we're all in this collective state of denial where we are all idealizing a return to normalcy in a month, at most. In the back of our heads, I think we all know that isn't realistic, but nobody wants say that out loud.
Huh?Just a little stupid math based on a 2016 study of Millionaires households in the USA. On that list, there were 35 million households that had a combined income of 1,000,000 or more.
A patient who tested positive for coronavirus at Monument Health was also a caregiver there who worked in the cancer care institute.
People at the highest risk for contracting severe and fatal symptoms for COVID-19 include immunocompromised individuals, which includes those undergoing cancer treatments.
Paulette Davidson, CEO and President of Monument Health, estimated Wednesday at a press conference that the patient, who has only been identified as a woman, came into contact with 100 patients, 10 other caregivers and two physicians. Most patients were in an ambulatory area, she said.
Oh yeah—big time. I read somewhere that their actual case numbers could easily 5-10x what they've reported.I think people should read the article and not just what's written in this tweet.
The point is that China is not giving the number of asymptomatic cases, and the situation in China might be largely underestimated.
25-Year-Old Pharmacy Technician Dies From Coronavirus In Riverside County, No Underlying Health Conditions Reported
Riverside County health officials reported the death of a 25-year-old pharmacy technician from COVID-19 Friday and warned the community that the illness is not just deadly for elderly people.losangeles.cbslocal.com
25 year old pharmacy technician has passed away from COVID-19. The dangers of working in a pharmacy during this pandemic is not stated enough. In my store we allegedly had someone who was exposed to COVID walk in to pick up prescriptions. People breaking quarantine and just acting careless about the whole thing is extremely frustrating and sad to see.
Stay the fuck home, people.
Well fuck. My wife is a Pharmacist. This is bad.But a pharmacy is kind of an essential. If you are running out of medication and are only able to get x months worth at a time, what other option do you have?
But a pharmacy is kind of an essential. If you are running out of medication and are only able to get x months worth at a time, what other option do you have?
But a pharmacy is kind of an essential. If you are running out of medication and are only able to get x months worth at a time, what other option do you have?
for major cities? deliveryBut a pharmacy is kind of an essential. If you are running out of medication and are only able to get x months worth at a time, what other option do you have?
Yeah, the issue with "flatten the curve" always was that they never put numbers on the axis. SZ (German newspaper, scroll down) tried to model it today and, for Germany, it basically means delaying the peak until October and having the lockdown last about a year.The thing about "flattening the curve" is that you're flattening the apex, too.
If the apex in the NYC area is, say, 21 days from now - how sharp or round is the non-flattened version of the apex? Is it a day, a few days long, or might it stick around for a week?
And does the back end of the curve mirror the escalation, or have a longer tail? A direct mirror of the escalation-to-apex in the NYC area, in this example, would be 21 + 14 = 35 days - which post-apex would put us close to Memorial Day.
Then consider that throughout February and the beginning of March we were at risk but with no stay-at-home yet. So mirroring that on the de-escalation side, though with proper social distancing this time, adds at least a month - which would put us in late June. Can't say if it will work out to this time frame though.
Now consider the stay-at-home flattening. What is this apex flattened to? A hump? A plateau? Will flattening squeeze the curve like a toothpaste tube, where the de-escalation gets pushed out to last longer than the escalation? Not sure.
WASHINGTON, March 27 (Reuters) - The U.S. military is watching coronavirus infection trends in Chicago, Michigan, Florida and Louisiana with concern as it weighs where else it may need to deploy, after boosting aid to New York, California and Washington, a top general said on Friday.
Air Force General John Hyten, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the military was doing its own analysis as well as looking at data on infections compiled elsewhere in the government.
"There's a certain number of places where we have concerns and they're: Chicago, Michigan, Florida, Louisiana," Hyten told a group of reporters, when asked where field hospitals could head next.
The Army Corps of Engineers said on Friday it was aiming to provide facilities for 3,000 people with the coronavirus at Chicago's McCormick Place convention center by April 24 for about $75 million.
July.
Expect that...so you set your expectations appropriately. This virus will be fought for the next 10months.
Megaton
The key I think is that this needs to be done before patients get to ICU