Why do so many conservatives evaluate the future size of a problem that is growing daily by how it looks today? Same with #Coronavirus. Explain in comments please.https://twitter.com/prageru/status/1253008916880830464 …
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I'm curious how much we have affected normal flu numbers with all this mitigation.
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Nothing exist yet that shows mitigation lowers spread nor that the decline we are starting to see would not be occurring had we done nothing.
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this is an Asian Flu, & will probably clock in under 1 000 000 deaths over the next 9 months (2 more waves, 1 winter, 1 spring)--look at the performance of both the '57 & '68 Asian Flu pandemics, which were novel, Avian-human hybrids...
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Did you just take a speculation and claim it as fact?
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Perhaps the "COVID 19's similar clinical presentation to high altitude sickness" doc has some merit. Hyperbaric clinical trials coming uphttps://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04332081 …
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Ah! This is the one I wanted to see. Thx.
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Scott, the idea in people’s heads that you might not be getting is they don’t believe mitigation has affected propagation all that much. Especially if you consider they could have gone the masks and telework only route. It’s the idea that hot zones are exception, not rule.
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This is the chart that has people ahead of the curve concerned. If COVID19 continues to mutate, we will have a lethal cold virus that returns every year with no public immunity. The only solution is to reduce the E and the P and hope with anti virals you can live past 70.
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