Diggin It
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Look at it this way. The more known and documented cases that prove to be minor will help bring down the stats and de-sensationalize this whole mess.
Corona Virus # 3
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I just saw some rather disturbing news. Business Insider ran a couple articles on the virus, today. The word is - Medicaid & Medicare will cover the cost of testing. There is concern on how much of the treatment costs will be covered by these two plans.
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I heard speculation that two different versions could explain some of the confusion over the mortality rate and reinfection reports. Hopefully the coming weeks will provide clarity with additional testing. Here is an article on the pathogenicity of the 1918 flu epidemic that discusses the mutation of the virus.
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Scientists Discover More Aggressive Strain Of Coronavirus Responsible For 70% Of Current Infections
Scientists Discover More Aggressive Strain Of Coronavirus Responsible For 7 % Of Current Infections | Zero Hedge
Scientists Discover More Aggressive Strain Of Coronavirus Responsible For 7 % Of Current Infections | Zero Hedge
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Italy to close all schools and universities
My daughter is at the University of Washington. She thinks they are getting ready to close. It will be interesting to see how much education can be done on the internet. My wifes company is trying to figure out if their infrastructure will work if everyone has to work from home.
Chris
My daughter is at the University of Washington. She thinks they are getting ready to close. It will be interesting to see how much education can be done on the internet. My wifes company is trying to figure out if their infrastructure will work if everyone has to work from home.
Chris
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A New Hampshire man who this week tested positive as the first case of coronavirus in the state is bringing self-quarantine to the forefront after he ignored medical advice to stay home.
Instead of avoiding contact with others – as he was advised to do after he visited the doctor Friday, with a fever and respiratory problems – that same night the man went to a mixer for medical workers and students near Dartmouth’s campus, The New York Times reported.
On Monday, the man, who works at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H., tested positive for the virus and this week a second patient who had “close contact” with him tested positive as well and is in self-quarantine.
The man is now under official order from New Hampshire’s health commissioner to stay home.
New Hampshire man ignored advice to stay home before testing positive for coronavirus, raises self-quarantine questions | Fox News
Instead of avoiding contact with others – as he was advised to do after he visited the doctor Friday, with a fever and respiratory problems – that same night the man went to a mixer for medical workers and students near Dartmouth’s campus, The New York Times reported.
On Monday, the man, who works at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H., tested positive for the virus and this week a second patient who had “close contact” with him tested positive as well and is in self-quarantine.
The man is now under official order from New Hampshire’s health commissioner to stay home.
New Hampshire man ignored advice to stay home before testing positive for coronavirus, raises self-quarantine questions | Fox News
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