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Good question, Mell. I suspect the Chinese leadership may have over-estimated the effectiveness of their (or stolen from elsewhere) biological weapon. Given the percentage of "re-infections," there is reason to suspect that two or more different types/strains of virus got out of their Wuhan biological weapons lab. The most deadly type/strain that initially killed a lot of people locally may have died with the dead victims, leaving only the relatively less harmful type/strain escaping to the other cities and the rest of the world. The South Korean data is showing overall death rate lower than 0.6% . . . that's fairly close to normal flu death rate (0.1% to 1%; CDC claiming 12k to 61k flu deaths in the US each year, so averaging 36k if 0.1% would mean 36million flu sufferers every year, 1 in 10, highly unlikely, so the flu death rate has to be higher than 0.1%) and annual car accident death rate (30-50k deaths resulting from 100 mil active drivers, so 0.3-0.5%). At this point, how ex...
The reaction doesn't fit the numbers
there is reason to suspect that two or more different types/strains of virus
60m Americans got that swine flu, and we hardly even mention it anymore
Do you guys think ups, FedEx, usps, ect will stop service?
Average Age of Italians Who Have Died From Coronavirus is 81!
and we hardly even mention it anymore
Beijing: People with blood group 'A' may be more prone to the new coronavirus (COVID-19) infection while those with blood type 'O' has a lower risk of contracting the deadly virus, a first-of-its-kind study claimed on Tuesday.
Reported by the South China Morning Post (SCMP), the preliminary study looked at the blood group of patients in China who contracted the disease.
Researchers led by Wang Xinghuan with the Centre for Evidence-Based and Translational Medicine at Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University looked at blood group patterns of more than 2,000 infected patients in Wuhan and Shenzhen.
"The vast majority of people infected with Covid-19, between 50% and 75%, are completely asymptomatic but represent a formidable source of contagion." Professor of Clinical Immunology of the University of Florence Sergio Romagnani writes at the top of the Tuscany Region, in anticipation of a strong increase in cases also in the region, on the basis of the study on the inhabitants of Vo 'Euganeo where the 3000 inhabitants are been subjected swab testing.
The immunologist explains that the data provided by the study carried out on all the inhabitants of Vo 'Euganeo highlight two very important information: "the percentage of infected people, even if asymptomatic, in the population is very high and represents the majority of cases above all, but not only that, among young people; and the isolation of asymptomatics is essential to be able to control the spread of the virus and the severity of the disease ".
https://www.sfgate.com/news/world/article/Sex-workers-face-ruin-amid-virus-fears-brothel-15136474.php
One might think that you'd have to be living under a rock to not known about the escalating coronavirus pandemic. But it turns out you just have to live in the Big Brother house.
The 14-person cast of Germany's newest season of Big Brother are unaware of the growing crisis and will be informed on live television on Tuesday night, according to several news organizations, including Radio Times and The Guardian.
The cast has been living in isolation in a house in Cologne since Feb. 6, at which point the novel coronavirus was restricted to Wuhan and a few isolated cases around the world. Since beginning the show, they've had no updates from the outside world, apart from the addition of four housemates on March 6. Germany now has over 7,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19; 17 people have died there.
Germany now has over 7,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19; 17 people have died there.
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