Oh Christ enough with the hysteria. How about we talk about all the asymptomatic patients, how the death rate is much lower than initially thought, how drug trials are starting, etc. We’re all sitting inside and simultaneously being told the exponential trend is indefinite.
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There is really no excuse for still not getting it to *this* degree, at *this* point.
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Yeah, I remember reading in the emperor of all maladies that “well tolerated” for chemo meant you could be throwing up until the blood vessels in your eyes burst, but you don’t die. Not what most people would consider well tolerated.
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The doc responsible for reporting that in US media originally has stated that he regrets using that word now...
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There are probably way more people infected than reported, because of how viral this is (some say 5-10 times as many). Most of those must be quite mild, almost asymptomatic, because if they weren't, then I imagine everyone around would be quite visibly sick. Am I wrong?
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I'm pretty certain most of my friends must be carrying it, myself included, even though I don't feel anything. It feels unlikely that I didn't come into contact with it some time ago already, considering I'm on a University campus in the UK.
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mild organ damage
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Not even! It meant no oxygen or ventilator - some "mild" cases were hospitalized!
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