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Stanford study needs to include a large sample size from San Gabriel Valley. A lot of people direct from China would go there specifically for food.
Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
everysingletime
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I don't understand the it hit California first theory. If it did reach Cali that early, how did it just, go away, quietly?
There was no headlines of California hospitals hitting critical mass or eye popping deaths per day numbers like ny has.
There was no headlines of California hospitals hitting critical mass or eye popping deaths per day numbers like ny has.
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formerly amel223
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And they want to open up the economy soon 
**** we ain’t even close
**** we ain’t even close
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I too got sick in Jan. Wasn’t flu. I got flu shot. Had the worst caugh for like a week and took me like a week to feel normal again. Had bad fever.
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Bruh, even the viruses are more laid back in Cali!
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I applied for the SBA emergency loan in late March (within first week of its offering, claimed "advance within 3 days"). I haven't heard anything. Not an email, not a phone call, literally nothing. So many small businesses must be screwed
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Does anyone else have a weird feeling this virus will mutate to something worse?
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please NO
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-First US case was a Washington state 30 yr old man who traveled back from Wuhan, China. Jan 20.
-Trump initiated travel restrictions of foreign nationals from Mainland China. Jan 31.
March 13 was 26 European countries and then March 16 UK and Ireland added for non US citizens.
Now read this news article that cites the sheer numbers of total travelers to both coasts and the genetic different strains of Virus. US never really initiated a hard core entry ban let alone arrival testing nor any initial quaratine.
Edit: fixed news link
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/...-COVID-19-two-continents-studies-suggest.html
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My gym just charged me for April (pro rated). Visa and boa are about to feel my wrath. Y’all have been closed for 3 weeks now. Automatic charges ftl. I woke up from a slumber to see this crap.
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Im surprised I haven't gotten this yet. I get sick all the time. I got sick the last week of February. A bad cold but I didn't think It was anything out of the ordinary except for two days I slept like 25 hours. Took me like 2 weeks to feel normal again.
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Initially there was no way ANYONE was getting tested for C-19 unless they had recently traveled to Wuhan. Oh, and tests didn’t even exist in the US since we decided to reject the WHO tests kits and make our own (that didn’t work) so I’m curious how they even tested that first guy from Wuhan. It wasn’t even a consideration here before that, so anyone (like my daughter) with flu like symptoms who tested negative for the flu was told “it’s just a bad virus” and sent home to rest. Those who passed away were said to have died from pneumonia. With all the travel to/from China prior to that first confirmed case, it’s likely there were other early undetected cases.
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I believe that 1 lady Dr. Chu in Seattle broke code and made her own test or something.
Even though it wasn’t approved by FDA or CDC or whatever
‘It’s Just Everywhere Already’: How Delays in Testing Set Back the U.S. Coronavirus Response (Published 2020)
A series of missed chances by the federal government to ensure more widespread testing came during the early days of the outbreak, when containment would have been easier.
if it wasn’t for her who knows what the death toll would be.
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They can probably go back to patients who died from lower respiratory diseases or who were on a ventilator and pull up their charts/labs.
Bilateral pneumonia as well certain lab values (D-dimer) would be a giveaway.
Bilateral pneumonia as well certain lab values (D-dimer) would be a giveaway.
SpittaJetLife
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I’m tired of this ish.
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430,000 People Have Traveled From China to U.S. Since Coronavirus Surfaced (Published 2020)
There were 1,300 direct flights to 17 cities before President Trump’s travel restrictions. Since then, nearly 40,000 Americans and other authorized travelers have made the trip, some this past week and many with spotty screening.
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Most New York Coronavirus Cases Came From Europe, Genomes Show (Published 2020)
Travelers seeded multiple cases starting as early as mid-February, genomes show.
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Most New York Coronavirus Cases Came From Europe, Genomes Show
New research indicates that the coronavirus began to circulate in the New York area by mid-February, weeks before the first confirmed case, and that travelers brought in the virus mainly from Europe, not Asia."The majority is clearly European," said Harm van Bakel, a geneticist at Icahn School
www.yahoo.com
i heard from a while back that most of the cases are traced back to Europe but there's finally an article on it recently
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Love these stories of the elderly beating this disease!
A 101-year-old British man was infected with coronavirus. He fought it for two weeks — and won, hospital says.
A 101-year-old British man was infected with coronavirus. He fought it for two weeks — and won, hospital says.
A 101-year-old British man was infected with coronavirus. He fought it for two weeks — and won, hospital says.
Health experts have long warned that coronavirus preys on the elderly, so British health care workers celebrated the man's recovery.
www.usatoday.com
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I believe that 1 lady Dr. Chu in Seattle broke code and made her own test or something.
Even though it wasn’t approved by FDA or CDC or whatever
‘It’s Just Everywhere Already’: How Delays in Testing Set Back the U.S. Coronavirus Response (Published 2020)
A series of missed chances by the federal government to ensure more widespread testing came during the early days of the outbreak, when containment would have been easier.www.nytimes.com
if it wasn’t for her who knows what the death toll would be.
430,000 People Have Traveled From China to U.S. Since Coronavirus Surfaced (Published 2020)
There were 1,300 direct flights to 17 cities before President Trump’s travel restrictions. Since then, nearly 40,000 Americans and other authorized travelers have made the trip, some this past week and many with spotty screening.
Most New York Coronavirus Cases Came From Europe, Genomes Show (Published 2020)
Travelers seeded multiple cases starting as early as mid-February, genomes show.
Great news info posts, guys. Good read. All makes sense with the Daily Mail UK charts and article. Gives an easy to understand how to virus went airborne.
