Most people should be fine, the hardship being in the overwhelm at hospitals and not having enough life-saving equipment for those subjected to the most aggressive form of the virus. Italy is showing us that will be nothing to laugh at. The next two weeks should show us clearly.
Great article on the comparison of the pandemic threat to our population. While I'm sure I will be called a pandemic denier- I believe we should all be informed and make our own assessments on how to move forward to prepare for the next event. #coronavirus https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-00758-2 …pic.twitter.com/R3lZRXtDA8
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I agree.. next 4-6 weeks. Probably be 8 to get back to “normal”.. people will still be getting sick, but not like now - overwhelming the medical facilities/supplies/workers. It’s just shocking the system rn and probably for the next few weeks. But I’m not an epidemiologist.
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Interesting... we just need to be aware that we don’t have a ton of reliable data on it yet.
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Not sure why this would be implying a “pandemic denial”...the chart clearly shows the Covid-19 as being more infectious than the seasonal flu, almost on par with the 1918 pandemic.
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If unchecked as is now, projected 1 mil+ deaths. Unfortunately still no
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One difference between COVID-19 and ebola, for instance, is how easily COVID-19 spreads. The case fatality rate may be low, much I bet the # infected is magnitudes higher.
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Le chargement semble prendre du temps.
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