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Identifying and Interrupting Superspreading Events—Implications for Control of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2
Superspreading Events and Control of SARS-CoV-2
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Broken024
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Wonder if any Democrats ever get Covid?
Updated but still not complete.
Lee sat right behind Pence
Lee sat right behind Pence
Broken024
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Interesting view
only in Blue states where they have performed terribly in big dense citays..
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The coronobros are immune. The gityy-up of some tonight who havent posted in here in weeks is telling. Isnt but one way out this valley and thats to accept the fact it isnt going anywhere,your gonna eventually get it and hopefully be able to fend it off and get on with living. Science has no more answers than it did 6 months ago.Sounds like a sour prescription,but its reality unless your gonna hibernate for the next several years.
Broken024
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Manager?!
Or find out what they are eating.
Dynamic Change of COVID-19 Seroprevalence among Asymptomatic Population in Tokyo during the Second Wave
Importance Fatality rates related to COVID-19 in Japan have been low compared to Western Countries and have decreased despite the absence of lockdown. Serological tests monitored across the course of the second wave can provide insights into the population-level prevalence and dynamic patterns...
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Pufferfish sushi plus social distancing/masks..Or find out what they are eating.
Dynamic Change of COVID-19 Seroprevalence among Asymptomatic Population in Tokyo during the Second Wave
Importance Fatality rates related to COVID-19 in Japan have been low compared to Western Countries and have decreased despite the absence of lockdown. Serological tests monitored across the course of the second wave can provide insights into the population-level prevalence and dynamic patterns...
Jon
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Vaccination is what will lead to herd immunity. I haven’t heard any evidence to say that herd immunity isn’t possible with covid. What’s the thought process there? Is it because there’s reinfection? Herd immunity protects people from flu every winter and we still have to be vaccinated yearly for that. I think we’ll get there eventually it’s just going to take a lot longer than we are all comfortable with.
Im in trouble then, I’ll wear a mask but no way I’m eating raw fish. Gotta fry or bake that stuff.
Jon
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People saying remdesivir given to trump means he’s critical or near intubation is wrong, according to this actual protocol.
Here’s more: https://www.evms.edu/media/evms_pub...cine/EVMS_Critical_Care_COVID-19_Protocol.pdf
Here’s more: https://www.evms.edu/media/evms_pub...cine/EVMS_Critical_Care_COVID-19_Protocol.pdf
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Another Senator
Apparently, none of the Republican politicians ever meet with the Democratic ones.
It's a new virus that we're still learning about. The speed at which people can become reinfected is still unclear. We do know that it's extremely contagious and can have a lengthy period of shedding before symptoms appear. There's still a lot of learning going on, but the effectiveness of herd immunity isn't definitive.
My hope, and I think this is the best option for getting back to normal, is that the virus mutates predominantly into a state that produces no more sickness than a common cold. How fast that happens, or if it happens, is anyone's guess.
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