lottster14
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This is all about how this particular coronavirus reproduces in a human. I thought you were talking about HIV. 2 different viruses. The only similarity is this protein receptacle. Which is how this virus reproduces. I am not a viral expert here but it is clear these viruses are trying to figure out how to reproduce inside us better.
I agree with testing. But the article you linked is CNN maybe hilarity.Yes.
Imperfections in our system aside (or in the UK’s NHS) it is without question better to treat people than not.
It’s better to test more people than live with unknowns. It’s better to establish baselines to know if mitigation efforts, eventual vaccines or virus mutations have any impact.
Our systems allows for this.
The USA’s system does not.
Yeah it bounced the other way but it's still up. I didn't expect it to go up until mid-week. I think by the end of next week it will be fully recovered from the drama. As long as the trend is up.
If you feel symptoms, don't go see Dr Acula. All he did was suck blood from my neck.
Source? Most I see is 67Cases in Canada just jumped from 66 to 132 overnight
If he didn't spit it out you were fine.
You said stocks would be back up to 29k DOW by the end of this week. I said 20k or less. What are your thoughts and how are you you fairing? Remember you told HFBoards people to buy.
Source? Most I see is 67
Source? Most I see is
Calm down a bit son. Its volatility. It will recover. The day after I said to buy it had the largest increase in 12 years. Just relax on the day by day it means nothing. Youre incredibly reactive and your type is the reason for panic and stock market volatility.
I never tell people not to overreact. It's bad for business.
Calm down a bit son. Its volatility. It will recover. The day after I said to buy it had the largest increase in 12 years. Just relax on the day by day it means nothing. Youre incredibly reactive and your type is the reason for panic and stock market volatility.
Flu death rate in 2018/19 was 0.098 % in the United States
The Global Death rate for Coronavirus is currently around 3.4%
These people trying to pedal number of deaths, would be the same people who would say that World War 1 wasn't too bad, because it only killed three people by day 2.
lirl"These people"? Jesus, it's just a discussion and I'm not "peddling" anything.
The mortality rate is much lower than the reported 3.4%. It's actually zero so far here in Canada. The rates are inflated because the countries worst hit so far didn't even know they had it at first so there's no way to measure people that were asymptotic and people that just assumed they had the flu or a cold. The stated rate is based on *confirmed* cases.
FFS I'm tired of getting insulted over this. Go f*** yourself actually.
The CDC in the US uses modelling, as well as hospital visits and reported deaths to estimate overall infections of (non-Coronavirus) influenza. The modelling multiplies recorded hospital visits by a figure determined from decades of past influenza outbreaks. As I said in my post, so far the figures for Covid-19 include only those tested for Covid19 and testing is restricted to those who have travelled to regions with large outbreaks and who have symptoms. The US will be offering widespread testing in the next few weeks and the reported numbers in the US will likely skyrocket. This is not because the virus has suddenly spread but because many people with mild symptoms who have been missed will now be counted. This will be bad news and good news. Bad that the virus is more widespread than thought, but good in that the US fatality rate will turn out to be far lower than thought, likely below 1%. But that won’t stop the panic button going off in the US.Many people get the flu every year, but how many actually report that to any health agency? I have never been asked if I've had the flu. I have been asked if I've had the flu shot.
People don't seem to understand it's not the virus in itself that will kill people it's the hospitalization rates that are alarming. People will need treatment and we will not be ready for it for it happens.
The reported death rate is way too high, many people who were affected never had any symptoms and probably never got sick at all, and there are millions of those people worldwide. If there is a worldwide death count of victims who got killed in a car accident daily, no one would be driving ever again I can guarantee that.
What you are saying has been debunked and is not backed by science as of yet. They already made a statement that nothing suggests it's merely a common cold. It has HIV protein spikes on it. It's 99% positively man made. We literally do not know if it will effect attach and stay dormant in the host until later or much of everything. Not for certain.
The reported death rate is way too high, many people who were affected never had any symptoms and probably never got sick at all, and there are millions of those people worldwide. If there is a worldwide death count of victims who got killed in a car accident daily, no one would be driving ever again I can guarantee that.
The CDC in the US uses modelling, as well as hospital visits and reported deaths to estimate overall infections of (non-Coronavirus) influenza. The modelling multiplies recorded hospital visits by a figure determined from decades of past influenza outbreaks. As I said in my post, so far the figures for Covid-19 include only those tested for Covid19 and testing is restricted to those who have travelled to regions with large outbreaks and who have symptoms. The US will be offering widespread testing in the next few weeks and the reported numbers in the US will likely skyrocket. This is not because the virus has suddenly spread but because many people with mild symptoms who have been missed will now be counted. This will be bad news and good news. Bad that the virus is more widespread than thought, but good in that the US fatality rate will turn out to be far lower than thought, likely below 1%. But that won’t stop the panic button going off in the US.
This is an error. If you press the Canada button on the list to the left it shows 67, not 133.