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The only people who should be under "shelter in place" orders are those with one or more of these listed conditions; nobody else has any reason to be so-constrained. Everyone who has such a condition knows they do.
Then there was last night's Laura Ingraham show with an ICU doctor as a guest. He's had a decent number of patients wind up on vents with this virus. Every single one was overweight or obese and either diabetic or pre-diabetic.
Every
Single
One.
He's now started at admission treating all with hydroxychloroquine and Zpak and since starting that program immediately on admission says he has not had one wind up on a vent.
Anecdote? Yes.
Is 100% success unacceptable without a "double blind" study? May I remind you that to do such a study you have to kill people since you will consign some number of people to not get the drug and they will wind up on vents and die!
Why would any sane human being not want that count to be zero? If you do not instantly demand this happen across the medical system everywhere in the United States you are a murderous monster and deserve a Nuremberg-style outcome when we're done with this -- and as God is my witness you're going to get one too.
Are there any "Healthy At Any Size" screamers left or are you all on vents with most of you dying? Would anyone like to argue about the facts on this any more? I've only been on this kick since 2011 raising hell about it. I was on that track to become either diabetic or pre-diabetic and obese as well. I no longer am. Gee, that was a choice. Guess what -- it now has dramatically lowered my risk of winding up dead when, not if, I get this virus.
I do not owe you literal imprisonment in my home because of your voluntary choice.
But even for those who didn't make that choice we have options. We have an apparently effective treatment. We know what it is. It won't work for everyone but it sure looks like it works for almost everyone. If we use it that way then poof goes the "overload" claims and thus also poof goes any and all justification for "shelter in place", "lockdowns" and all other manner of bull****.
Numerous outlets including CNN, Buzzfeed, and The Washington Post have called the illness the “Wuhan coronavirus” or the “Chinese coronavirus.” But since President Donald Trump started calling it the “Chinese virus,” some of the same outlets have warned that such a name constitutes racist language.
Fucking gross ass fingernails. This hand looks like AIDS.
WookieMan saysFucking gross ass fingernails. This hand looks like AIDS.
Mine look worse on the regular, but I’m a mechanic so that’s natural.
The importance of viral dose is being overlooked in discussions of the coronavirus. As with any other poison, viruses are usually more dangerous in larger amounts. Small initial exposures tend to lead to mild or asymptomatic infections, while larger doses can be lethal.
From a policy perspective, we need to consider that not all exposures to the coronavirus may be the same. Stepping into an office building that once had someone with the coronavirus in it is not as dangerous as sitting next to that infected person for an hourlong train commute.
This may seem obvious, but many people are not making this distinction. We need to focus more on preventing high-dose infection.
Italy tested a whole small town and found that 50% to 75% of infected people there showed no symptoms. So it's consistent.
There was a pop up testing clinic that started here Friday. For $75 you can get a test now no questions asked which will see if you’ve had it already, or maybe are getting over it, in 15 minutes. They also offered a currently sick test which takes 2 days and cost $125. They did it out of your car in a large drive through line. The line was ridiculously long, lots of nice cars full of people who probably had health insurance. But testing just hasn’t been available. So people are willing to pay out of pocket to know. The testing center said they found 30 cases in 3 hours the first day.
On a personal note: I got the antibody test and nope I have not had the Rona. Something to look forward to I guess! Not.
There was a pop up testing clinic that started here Friday. For $75 you can get a test now no questions asked which will see if you’ve had it already, or maybe are getting over it, in 15 minutes. They also offered a currently sick test which takes 2 days and cost $125. They did it out of your car in a large drive through line. The line was ridiculously long, lots of nice cars full of people who probably had health insurance. But testing just hasn’t been available. So people are willing to pay out of pocket to know. The testing center said they found 30 cases in 3 hours the first day.
On a personal note: I got the antibody test and nope I have not had the Rona. Something to look forward to I guess! Not.
Idiots really as they thought that President Trump caused the lack of tests.
Le coronavirus en direct : plus de 520 nouveaux morts en Italie, le bilan quotidien le plus bas depuis plus de deux semaines
Les nouveaux chiffres de la mortalité en Italie, où le bilan total frôle les 16 000 décès, laissent espérer un ralentissement de l’épidémie. Dans les autres pays d’Europe, comme en Italie, les autorités craignent un relâchement du confinement.
The coronavirus directly: more than 520 new deaths in Italy, the lowest daily balance in two weeks
The new numbers for the mortality in Italy, where the total number of deaths is 16,000, lets one hope for a relenting in the epidemic. In the other countries of Europe, like in Italy, the authorities consider a relaxing of confinement.
Coronavirus live: more than 520 new deaths in Italy, the lowest daily toll for more than two weeks
New figures for mortality in Italy, where the total toll is close to 16,000, suggest that the epidemic will slow down. In other European countries, such as Italy, the authorities fear a loosening of containment.
That is the point made by Tom Jefferson and Carl Heneghen of Oxford University’s Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine, who did not mince their words when they wrote on the center’s website last Monday: ‘Lockdown is going to bankrupt all of us and our descendants and is unlikely at this point to slow or halt viral circulation as the genie is out of the bottle. What the current situation boils down to is this: is economic meltdown a price worth paying to halt or delay what is already amongst us?’
In reaction to the latest data from China, Jefferson goes even further. Noting that the data sample is very small, and thus there is room for some doubt, he tells the BMJ: ‘And even if they are 10 percent out, then this suggests the virus is everywhere. If — and I stress, if — the results are representative, then we have to ask, “What the hell are we locking down for?”’
Not really, but where are you based? This was Orange County at the Westminster mall off the 405, 9AM-12PM in the parking lot every day now I think.
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