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Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
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She didn't say nothing about the rest of your own body though
My co-worker is on a cruise from SF to Ensenada, but a different company. I really hope he doesn't get it, as I really don't want to say "I told you so."
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Oh it’s mutating now? Oh ya keep thinking **** is sweet and comparing this to the seasonal flu 
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Coronavirus has mutated into more aggressive disease, say scientists
Coronavirus has evolved into two major lineages and it is possible to be infected with both, a new study showswww.telegraph.co.uk
Coronavirus has mutated into more aggressive disease, say scientists
Coronavirus has evolved into two major lineages and it is possible to be infected with both, a new study shows
Coronavirus has mutated into two strains, one which appears to be far more aggressive, scientists have said, in a discovery which could hinder attempts to develop a vaccine.
Researchers at Peking University's School of Life Sciences and the Institut Pasteur of Shanghai, discovered the virus has evolved into two major lineages - dubbed ‘L’ and ‘S’ types.
The older ‘S-type’ appears to be milder and less infectious, while the ‘L-type’ which emerged later, spreads quickly and currently accounts for around 70 per cent of cases.
Genetic analysis of a man in the US who tested positive on January 21, also showed it is possible to be infected with both types.
The finding comes just days after government health experts warned that the virus could hit Britain in ‘multiple waves’, and led to fears that some vaccines might not work on mutated strains....
picasso swerve
what's that NY saying my G?
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How to Practice Social Distancing as the Coronavirus Spreads
Covid-19 has upended daily life. Here’s a guide to your most pressing questions.
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'We are in a crisis here': The Yale professor who said US coronavirus cases were set to 'explode' in the coming days warns that America is way behind on testing
"It is well within the realm of possibility that there are 100,000 people infected with this right now in the United States," a Yale professor said.
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Actually, it could be great news.Yo
Chinese scientists identify two strains of the coronavirus, indicating it's already mutated at least once
Researchers in China have found that two different types of the new coronavirus could be causing infections worldwide.
The early strains seemed to be deadlier, and have since calmed down and recent outbreaks seem to be the second strain. This would explain people getting "reinfected".
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LIVE discussion right now...
EDIT: that was disappointing, IMO.
EDIT: that was disappointing, IMO.
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Its over, RIP, run for the hills, we have a problem problem, the glass is officially half empty now.
Lets start to panic now.
Or read that the aggressive form of this accounts for 70% of cases, which means that its been out and the recovery numbers are still way higher than the deaths and most cases are mild. But lets stick to the negatives again, its more fun.
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Actually, it could be great news.
Chinese scientists identify two strains of the coronavirus, indicating it's already mutated at least once
Researchers in China have found that two different types of the new coronavirus could be causing infections worldwide.www.cnbc.com
The early strains seemed to be deadlier, and have since calmed down and recent outbreaks seem to be the second strain. This would explain people getting "reinfected".
Or that.
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We have one of these "Pandemics" every single year man
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We have one of these "Pandemics" every single year man
Name the last one this serious, in terms of rapid spread AND death rate. Honestly.
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I'm not gonna sit here and let the media create another mass worry
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There's a difference between panicking based on media sensationalism and taking a rapidly evolving world health crisis very seriously.
If anything, I'd say the media coverage I've seen so far isn't taking it serious enough.
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Ebola. Similar media outtakes also and panic. Couple cases in NY.
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Yeah cause the media is causing worry cause they want the stock markets to crash /s
Y’all not registering the FACTS
28 people died yesterday in Italy
first positive case in Italy wasn’t that long ago
los angeles county declared a state of emergency
11 deaths on us soil
Lack of testing in the US
Year away from a vaccine
Y’all not registering the FACTS
28 people died yesterday in Italy
first positive case in Italy wasn’t that long ago
los angeles county declared a state of emergency
11 deaths on us soil
Lack of testing in the US
Year away from a vaccine
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**** is getting stupid right now
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Apples and Oranges ... but I'm sure you dont know the difference.
Ebola higher mortality but in order to transmit, direct contact and bodily fluids (blood, feces, breast milk etc.)
Corona ..... well
But iight ... carry on.
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How many people died from Ebola in the US?
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Dudes are so oblivious is almost pitiful.
The market is crashing, harder than 08 and the media is the one to blame.
Nations are quarantine millions, but hey, all they have to do is wash their hands.
I dont get it B ... these dudes know more than .....
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Big difference in terms of global spread and transmission characteristics, but I agree it was a really big media topic for a while. That's where the similarities end, however.
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And we know that now, but when it first was getting big the media coverage was similar, panic was similar. What part of that dont you get? Its like you WANT things to go bad.
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Panic for great reason .. mortality rate up to 90% ....
******* damn right you have to take notice and try to stay safe. Good thing it was in the news and people took notice because if not, who ******* now what would of have happened.
Stop it B, you sounding mad ignorant ....
You continue to say you just want to be positive but on every turn, you're trying to downplay the severity of the issue.
FOH.
