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Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
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Based on his standard no one is elite but we can only try our best.Our PRESIDENT ELECT would disagree!
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Makes me angrier, knowing this ****s 100% staged.
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Our PRESIDENT ELECT would disagree!
Course he would, cause he's a male chauvinist bully!
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South Korea gets love for how they treated the virus, but what about the countries that has had 0 deaths...like vietnam?
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#TrueNewYorkersKnow
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This the type of **** we need to pay attention to. Too much negativity. The power of the human spirit is a mother ****er. People too quick to bring each other down and argue right now
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Keeping Up With The Cuomos. Best show on TV
When he busted out that picture of him with the Saturday Night Fever outfit
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So Vietnam claiming Zero fatalities. Interesting.
Same like North Korea. Coincidence.
Must be their great leaders and party.
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Pardon if already posted:
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How are they going to open up the country in a month and a half or 2 months and everybody can't even get a test?
They playing games, man
The "best case" scenario is that we get MASSIVE, MASSIVE testing available soon to anyone who wants it and those who got mild cases can gradually go back to work and start the economy again fully covered in PPE. We're nowhere near this though.
If you're high risk ( like me), it's just going to be on you to figure out if you want to gamble with your life when they try to force the country open before we're prepared
It's a joke.
They playing games, man
The "best case" scenario is that we get MASSIVE, MASSIVE testing available soon to anyone who wants it and those who got mild cases can gradually go back to work and start the economy again fully covered in PPE. We're nowhere near this though.
If you're high risk ( like me), it's just going to be on you to figure out if you want to gamble with your life when they try to force the country open before we're prepared
It's a joke.
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The country being open in two months isn’t far fetched. One month sureHow are they going to open up the country in a month and a half or 2 months and everybody can't even get a test?
They playing games, man
The "best case" scenario is that we get MASSIVE, MASSIVE testing available soon to anyone who wants it and those who got mild cases can gradually go back to work and start the economy again fully covered in PPE. We're nowhere near this though.
If you're high risk ( like me), it's just going to be on you to figure out if you want to gamble with your life when they try to force the country open before we're prepared
It's a joke.
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Here's what you need to know when it comes to paying for coronavirus treatment
While there have been moves made to improve access to care and reduce the cost for consumers, one person's required share of medical charges could vary wildly from another patient receiving the same treatment.
- The average cost to treat a hospitalized patient with coronavirus is $30,000, according to a study.
- Regardless of the amount, the tab wouldn’t be picked up entirely by patients with insurance.
- Even if you don’t have coverage, you may not end up getting billed for all your treatment due to the Trump administration’s intention to partially reimburse providers for treating the uninsured.
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Oahu, Maui to enforce stay-at-home order with nighttime curfew over Easter weekend
Hawaii saw seven new COVID-19 cases Thursday in what officials said is a sign aggressive social distancing efforts are working.
we have a total of 442 cases and 7 deaths. a curfew seems excessive but it doesn't affect me.
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Harsh.. but i cant stand these kids who think they famous by doing stupid **** like this. Just cuz you have a camera on your phone dont make you a ****in celebrity.
Id take any statistics from a 3rd world country especially in this case with a grain of salt. You also gotta remember theres also rural areas where they still live a straight village lifestyle.
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How does these people being overly cautious impact you in any shape or form?
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my health insurance is going to be ending after this month
going to have to shop for health insurance. ****s hella expensive
going to have to shop for health insurance. ****s hella expensive
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Since it was discussed in here a week or two ago, I wanted to post this article I just came across. It's a case report of a patient with coronavirus who presented primarily with a loss of smell:
jamanetwork.com
main takeaway: "... we believe that the association of a sudden and complete olfactory function loss, without nasal obstruction in a patient with other symptoms, such as cough or fever, should alert the clinician to suspect SARS-CoV-2 infection"
Sudden and Complete Olfactory Loss of Function as a Possible Symptom of COVID-19
This case report describes a woman infected by SARS-CoV-2 who had sudden and complete loss of the olfactory function without nasal obstruction.
jamanetwork.com
main takeaway: "... we believe that the association of a sudden and complete olfactory function loss, without nasal obstruction in a patient with other symptoms, such as cough or fever, should alert the clinician to suspect SARS-CoV-2 infection"
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we have a curfew over easter weekend.Oahu, Maui to enforce stay-at-home order with nighttime curfew over Easter weekend
Hawaii saw seven new COVID-19 cases Thursday in what officials said is a sign aggressive social distancing efforts are working.www.hawaiinewsnow.com
we have a total of 442 cases and 7 deaths. a curfew seems excessive but it doesn't affect me.
11pm to 5am isn’t what I’d consider excessive during a pandemic. Assuming 1% fatality rate, if there’s currently 7 deaths, then there were likely ~700 cases 2-3 weeks ago, with the true current count in the thousands, at minimum.
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Exactly. And precautions should be put in place to keep that number low.
No need to wait for the death numbers to be high to then finally put in precautionary measures
No need to wait for the death numbers to be high to then finally put in precautionary measures
