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    "We are very likely to see outbreaks of this virus here in the United States," says . "It's likely there are cases here in the U.S. right now where people are spreading this at a low level--we haven't detected it yet--who haven't traveled to China."

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    ⚠️ NHC updated diagnostic guidelines for to include mild symptoms (“light” category: fever, fatigue, cough or breathing issues w/no lung infection) researchers: Persons who have mild or early symptoms of common cold may be able to transmit

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    A coronavirus pandemic seems inevitable. Here’s how policy makers and health professionals can prepare, write and

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    What must be done to head off the threat? : expand guidance to physicians -be on high alert -be suspicious of unexplained pneumonia testing negative for common viruses even if no connection w/

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    Thailand has 25 confirmed cases, Japan 24, Singapore 24. The has continued to spread with Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand reporting new infections that weren’t imported from China. They now seem to be suffering sustained local transmission.

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    My Op Ed in tomorrow’s Wall Street Journal editorial page on the steps we should take in the U.S. to be able to spot community spread of early; while we can still intervene to prevent larger outbreaks or an American epidemic

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    The two new cases in Hong Kong, both in their 60s, had not travelled to mainland China recently, strongly suggesting that community transmission is now established in the city and a broader outbreak may be underway.

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    Fantastic news. We are all better served by having you serve on the NSABB. Thank you.

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    3. velj

    First astrology, now “energy healing” and other Paltrovian quackery: The New York Times has become strangely sympathetic to pseudoscience.

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  10. 2. velj

    I’m looking forward to speaking at and attending this event.

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    "Yet there is a clear possibility that nCoV may not be contained in time to prevent a large global outbreak. Countries should start preparing for that prospect now." - explains in

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    Deeply concerning model just published in by Hong Kong researchers says 75,800 people in Wuhan may have been infected with as of January 25th and outbreaks in other Chinese cities will sustain exponential spread outside Wuhan.

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    30. sij
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    New numbers out from China National Health Commission regarding total infections: The running total count of confirmed cases now stands at 7,711 vs about 6,000 yesterday; deaths 170 vs 132 yesterday; suspected case 12,167 and 81,000 people under observation. Tragic.

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    Perhaps best thing we can do to prepare for outbreaks of is lower the risk of flu. It will reduce undifferentiated illnesses presenting to docs, burdens on healthcare system, and of course morbidity. It’s a late peaking flu season. Not too late to get your shot.

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    It’s inevitable that the coronavirus will continue to spread, but here’s what we can do to prevent a grim outcome, write and

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  17. 29. sij

    It was an honor to collaborate with Dr. Scott Gottlieb on this op ed.

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    My Op-ed: How we need to prepare for a U.S. outbreak of Wuhan coronavirus ⁦

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  19. 26. sij

    Novel but predictable given how technology is maturing.

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    To spur investment in needed antibiotics we must create a natural market for them and pursue “pull” rather than just “push” incentives. The best idea is to allow Medicare to reimburse hospitals based on licenses for drugs meeting key public health criteria

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