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Best hope is an existing coranova virus vaccine, and I've heard the Ebola vaccine may have potential, with a few tweaks. But creating the supply will not be in time, even so. |
From the same source I posted on the previous page:
38 cases of Wuhan Coronavirus have been cured in China as of Saturday. |
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A statistical analysis and predictive forecast based on the data so far.
An Ro 3.6 - 4.0. 250000 infected by Feb 4 in Wuhan. Other key findings paint a scary picture on the spread of the virus unless they can get it under control. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fz7..._3PmysukL/view |
Anyone ever read "The Last Canadian" by William C Heine 1974
Basically this scenario extended to it's natural conclusion. I read it in 1976 and have been waiting for it to become a reality ever since. |
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Funny thing Wuhan is where they built a lab a few years ago to experiment with Ebola virus and SARS it’s the only lab in China where these viruses exist
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It’s strange they think the Ebola vaccine can be adjusted to help
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The level of panic over the Wuhan flu is unbelievable. 56,000 people die from influenza yearly. We still largely ignore getting flu shots and think "if I get it, I'll get over it". So much media hype.
If there's one thing that gets attention, it's doomsday anguish. How long before Greta blames the new coronavirus on climate change? |
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Now stop typing keep reading you might learn something, He knows what he is talking about. |
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Maybe just read... Raab.... being a person that had swine flu in 2009... I can tell you, steroids, inhalers, and bronchule dilators are pretty limited in helping if you got it bad. Deep lung fluid trapping led to pneumonia. And you’d be surprised how many strains of pneumonia seem to be antibiotic resistant.... If you guys are headed for the hills comin my way... bring s’more dynamite for the bridges.... and know the password k? Oh.... no whiskey... no bridge crossy..... |
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Wow. Trollers will troll...
True, the majority of deaths have been elderly or weak. Heard a two year old recently died. Everyone is so focused on the death reports. There are many many more, across all ages and perfectly healthy prior, with severe symptoms, and many many more, not diagnosed/reported in the available statistics. The sky is falling due to transmission rate. It's crazy. The social and economic impact will be insane. People won't be leaving their homes, nobody will be going to work and be able to pay their bills, or buy food. It is deeply concerning. SARS was nothing compared to this based on the pattern presented. 3.4% death rate now (which is only reported statistics, which I think are actually much much higher). Scarier part is that this virus is highly mutagenic, and as it spreads exponentially, the chances of it evolving to something much more deadly increase exponentially as well. This is only in its infancy. Potential is massive. Normally I would walk away from a thread like this, where there are a bunch of trollers, and people discrediting my validity of statement. It's such a big deal in my opinion that I am sticking with it. Discredit my opinion if you like, troll away |
Ok raab
So you don’t need the password then. Good luck man. ;) |
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For my upcoming trip through Japan/Singapore, I won't be too cavalier and will be following the precautions of the local governments as listed below: Avoid contact with live animals including poultry and birds, and consumption of raw and undercooked meats; Avoid crowded places and close contact with people who are unwell or showing symptoms of illness; Observe good personal hygiene; Practise frequent hand washing with soap (e.g. before handling food or eating, after going to toilet, or when hands are dirtied by respiratory secretions after coughing or sneezing); Wear a mask if you have respiratory symptoms such as a cough or runny nose; Cover your mouth with a tissue paper when coughing or sneezing, and dispose the soiled tissue paper in the rubbish bin immediately; and Seek medical attention promptly if you are feeling unwell. I'll also be wearing a surgical mask on the plane/in the airports during transit. Not only may it help, but it should muffle some of the snoring I hope. |
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