First case here in Alberta. A passenger from that California cruise ship.
The passenger got off the boat and back in Calgary on Feb 21 and self quarantined on the 28th. So she was out and about for a week. Looks like the cats out of the bag here.
read yesterday that autopsies on those that have died from it show the virus is a combo of SARS and AIDS, in that it attacks the respiratory system and the immune system, and even those that recover will/may face life lasting effects.
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read yesterday that autopsies on those that have died from it show the virus is a combo of SARS and AIDS, in that it attacks the respiratory system and the immune system, and even those that recover will/may face life lasting effects.
read yesterday that autopsies on those that have died from it show the virus is a combo of SARS and AIDS, in that it attacks the respiratory system and the immune system, and even those that recover will/may face life lasting effects.
read yesterday that autopsies on those that have died from it show the virus is a combo of SARS and AIDS, in that it attacks the respiratory system and the immune system, and even those that recover will/may face life lasting effects.
read yesterday that autopsies on those that have died from it show the virus is a combo of SARS and AIDS, in that it attacks the respiratory system and the immune system, and even those that recover will/may face life lasting effects.
read yesterday that autopsies on those that have died from it show the virus is a combo of SARS and AIDS, in that it attacks the respiratory system and the immune system, and even those that recover will/may face life lasting effects.
I would say that’s pretty misleading. They are basing those conclusions on a very small sample of those who died, who by definition had a more severe form of disease. There are many thousands of people who have recovered already so any study on whether there is long-standing lung damage needs to occur with them.
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read yesterday that autopsies on those that have died from it show the virus is a combo of SARS and AIDS, in that it attacks the respiratory system and the immune system, and even those that recover will/may face life lasting effects.
I would say that’s pretty misleading. They are basing those conclusions on a very small sample of those who died, who by definition had a more severe form of disease. There are many thousands of people who have recovered already so any study on whether there is long-standing lung damage needs to occur with them.
the guy who made this statement/comparison is the director of the intensive care unit after speaking with the forensic specialist.
yes, the article does mention that most people infected now have a milder form of the virus. But there is still so much to learn, I wouldn't call it "misleading". he is stating a fact of the autopsies they have performed.
the headline is a tad alarmist, yes, but the article itself explains everything quite clearly.
"Oh Canada...you're beautiful when you're drunk" -EV 8/14/93
read yesterday that autopsies on those that have died from it show the virus is a combo of SARS and AIDS, in that it attacks the respiratory system and the immune system, and even those that recover will/may face life lasting effects.
I would say that’s pretty misleading. They are basing those conclusions on a very small sample of those who died, who by definition had a more severe form of disease. There are many thousands of people who have recovered already so any study on whether there is long-standing lung damage needs to occur with them.
the guy who made this statement/comparison is the director of the intensive care unit after speaking with the forensic specialist.
yes, the article does mention that most people infected now have a milder form of the virus. But there is still so much to learn, I wouldn't call it "misleading". he is stating a fact of the autopsies they have performed.
the headline is a tad alarmist, yes, but the article itself explains everything quite clearly.
It's very misleading. I don't care if he's the director of intensive care, it's irresponsible to make comments about long term prognosis of a disease where the vast majority of people recover based solely on autopsy findings.
I read the article and the paper they mention is based on autopsy findings from a single patient. There is no mention in the article if this patient had any pre-existing lung condition or other health issues. If you have even a basic understanding of how medicine, and biological sicences, work then it's clear that these comments are the medical version of clickbait and just feed the hysteria.
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read yesterday that autopsies on those that have died from it show the virus is a combo of SARS and AIDS, in that it attacks the respiratory system and the immune system, and even those that recover will/may face life lasting effects.
Any information coming out of China, I’m taking with a grain of salt given their pleased with the disinformation campaign on social media and besides the article’s one alarming sentence or bi-line regarding the AIDS connection, there’s no further information or follow up to the claim.
Isn’t The Metro the free rag they hand out in public transportation stations full of alarming headlines and very brief articles for people with short attention spans? Consider the source(s).
read yesterday that autopsies on those that have died from it show the virus is a combo of SARS and AIDS, in that it attacks the respiratory system and the immune system, and even those that recover will/may face life lasting effects.
I would say that’s pretty misleading. They are basing those conclusions on a very small sample of those who died, who by definition had a more severe form of disease. There are many thousands of people who have recovered already so any study on whether there is long-standing lung damage needs to occur with them.
the guy who made this statement/comparison is the director of the intensive care unit after speaking with the forensic specialist.
yes, the article does mention that most people infected now have a milder form of the virus. But there is still so much to learn, I wouldn't call it "misleading". he is stating a fact of the autopsies they have performed.
the headline is a tad alarmist, yes, but the article itself explains everything quite clearly.
The fact that you have been mislead suggests the article is misleading. No, the virus is not a combination of SARS and AIDS biologically, to start with.
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I saw this the other night and is mildly amusing. what's interesting though is since seeing this video i've come to realize how often I touch my face in the course of an hour or day. it's just natural i think so hard to stop.
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I saw this the other night and is mildly amusing. what's interesting though is since seeing this video i've come to realize how often I touch my face in the course of an hour or day. it's just natural i think so hard to stop.
Yes, a very difficult tendency to stop! The average person touches his or her face anywhere from a couple hundred to two thousand times a day.
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Governor Wolf of Pennsylvania has reported that two “presumed positive” cases of coronavirus have turned up in Pennsylvania, one in Delaware County (where I used to live) and one in Wayne County (where I currently work), and the two individuals have been quarantined in their homes.
So Purell and any ingredients to make a hand sanitizer are now sold out.
Bleach in my area? Sold out.
Dust masks? Gone.
My employees asked for dust masks the other day because we ran out. Went online only to find out that every outlet has them SOLD OUT...
People. Stop buying the friggin dust masks. Workers need them to stay safe.
Right on. The masks do little or nothing to keep someone from getting the virus and are need by health care workers. People buying up the masks are shooting themselves in the foot.
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
So Purell and any ingredients to make a hand sanitizer are now sold out.
Bleach in my area? Sold out.
Dust masks? Gone.
My employees asked for dust masks the other day because we ran out. Went online only to find out that every outlet has them SOLD OUT...
People. Stop buying the friggin dust masks. Workers need them to stay safe.
Right on. The masks do little or nothing to keep someone from getting the virus and are need by health care workers. People buying up the masks are shooting themselves in the foot.
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State Department blames ‘swarms of online, false personas’ from Russia for wave of coronavirus misinformation online
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The passenger got off the boat and back in Calgary on Feb 21 and self quarantined on the 28th. So she was out and about for a week. Looks like the cats out of the bag here.
A vendor who sold concessions at CenturyLink Field during the February 22 Seattle Dragons XFL game has tested positive for COVID-19, but authorities say it is unlikely the stadium employee spread the coronavirus to anyone at the game.
https://sports.yahoo.com/vendor-sold-concessions-seattle-xfl-011051915.html?soc_src=social-sh&soc_trk=ma
I think??
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-EV 8/14/93
Pearl Jam bootlegs:
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https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/02/200228142018.htm
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-EV 8/14/93
-EV 8/14/93
yes, the article does mention that most people infected now have a milder form of the virus. But there is still so much to learn, I wouldn't call it "misleading". he is stating a fact of the autopsies they have performed.
the headline is a tad alarmist, yes, but the article itself explains everything quite clearly.
-EV 8/14/93
I read the article and the paper they mention is based on autopsy findings from a single patient. There is no mention in the article if this patient had any pre-existing lung condition or other health issues. If you have even a basic understanding of how medicine, and biological sicences, work then it's clear that these comments are the medical version of clickbait and just feed the hysteria.
Isn’t The Metro the free rag they hand out in public transportation stations full of alarming headlines and very brief articles for people with short attention spans? Consider the source(s).
Libtardaplorable©. And proud of it.
Brilliantati©
https://www.aap.com.au/the-2019-coronavirus-is-not-a-man-made-combination-of-hiv-and-sars-viruses/
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Yes, a very difficult tendency to stop! The average person touches his or her face anywhere from a couple hundred to two thousand times a day.
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
our Gov is speaking now.
https://www.mcall.com/coronavirus/mc-nws-pa-wolf-levine-coronavirus-20200306-cf4egmj7jfeydn7duf5occaxs4-story.html?fbclid=IwAR2qIBZWZIchsWxRX8xKs4iWan0xGMjvT32RIBjo-EKKOC4m_SqJA9V8M8M
Pearl Jam bootlegs:
http://wegotshit.blogspot.com
Bleach in my area? Sold out.
Dust masks? Gone.
My employees asked for dust masks the other day because we ran out. Went online only to find out that every outlet has them SOLD OUT...
People. Stop buying the friggin dust masks. Workers need them to stay safe.
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"