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Listened to New York Governor Cuomo’s explanation of how to balance reopening the economy against public health concerns. He rightfully said we can do both but it must be done smartly, always erring on the side of public health.
His statement, that younger workers and those who have built up antibodies are prime candidates to soon go back into the workforce, makes perfect sense to me.
Any decision needs to be based on healthcare data with the goal of ensuring we defeat the virus -- not promoting its spread.
How would we know who has antibodies without tests for that.
There is no current, accepted evidence that you cannot contract COVID-19 again after recovering a first time. Even if we did, how could we know if we have indeed recovered if we don't even know if we had the virus to begin with?
The great human experiment
And they bring it back home to those who are not as strong in health. You politicians are all full of s***
Use common sense.
When will we be able to test for antibodies? Serious question.
If I tested + for antibodies that’d keep me from being reinfected (and therefore infecting others) I’d be on the front line anywhere I was needed: Hospital, giving Cv tests, nursing home, etc. Anywhere. I think most people would do the same.
I watched Cuomo this morning and he said that those who have had the virus and recovered most likely have anitbodies in their blood. Here’s a story I saw last night on it.https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-care/new-york-will-be-first-state-test-treatment-coronavirus-blood-n1167136 …
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