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What you need to know about the virus in China "2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV)"
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That was just hundred years ago ^ (101 because Coronavirus was first detected December 31st 2019).
Recent films like Parasite, 1917, No Time to Die, Joker (no more meds), ... are all coincidental.
Latest: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
• https://www.businessinsider.com/what-works-to-fight-covid-19-lessons-from-china-who-2020-2
• https://www.marketwatch.com/story/s...-but-dont-argue-says-chart-watcher-2020-02-27
Recent films like Parasite, 1917, No Time to Die, Joker (no more meds), ... are all coincidental.
Latest: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
• https://www.businessinsider.com/what-works-to-fight-covid-19-lessons-from-china-who-2020-2
• https://www.marketwatch.com/story/s...-but-dont-argue-says-chart-watcher-2020-02-27
Iran ...
• https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/27/world/middleeast/coronavirus-iran-vice-president.html
They need to get on with the program.
• https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/27/world/middleeast/coronavirus-iran-vice-president.html
They need to get on with the program.
Banning eating dogs and cats is about time in a modern world of our galaxy ...
• https://www.dailysabah.com/world/as...-ban-on-eating-cats-dogs-after-virus-outbreak
And stop eating rats too, and bats, and snakes, ... eat more vegetables, fruits, cereals (corn flakes), rice, jello, molasses, ginseng, ginger bread, ...
• https://www.dailysabah.com/world/as...-ban-on-eating-cats-dogs-after-virus-outbreak
And stop eating rats too, and bats, and snakes, ... eat more vegetables, fruits, cereals (corn flakes), rice, jello, molasses, ginseng, ginger bread, ...
South Korea:
Apparently, this method allows the doctors to test patients in about 10 minutes (reddit AMA South Korean).
Imagine you're driving, waiting for 10 minutes, and then getting tested within 10 minutes. "Result of test will become available later."
Net, Net, I think we need to send doctors from around the world to South Korea...their testing method is world-class!
Apparently, this method allows the doctors to test patients in about 10 minutes (reddit AMA South Korean).
Imagine you're driving, waiting for 10 minutes, and then getting tested within 10 minutes. "Result of test will become available later."
Net, Net, I think we need to send doctors from around the world to South Korea...their testing method is world-class!
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digicidal
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I'm going without any face mask unlike some Asians I see when I am out and about. I'm leaving it up to nature. I survived the very very nasty swine flu of the late 1960's and early 1970's, measles, mumps, many bouts of pertussis and pneumonia and some really nasty flues of which I am supposed to be vaccinated for (cross fingers). If I make it I make it
It's not what you believe and read, it's what you see and eat.
digicidal
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I'm just waiting for those testing kits to get fully distributed so we can watch how they spin there being thousands of cases here already. Are we really supposed to believe there's a single community transmission? Spontaneous occurrence? That's not the definition of "community" where I'm from and the fact that it was only exposed after bugging the CDC for four days to even authorize the test is very, very telling. Here's how they addressed the case... note nothing about being contacted previously and denying testing because it didn't fit their criteria.
On some level I can appreciate the reasoning... on the other hand, I'm not going to volunteer to be on a respirator, upside down, in an induced coma just to find out where I'm at on the statistics.I'm going without any face mask unlike some Asians I see when I am out and about. I'm leaving it up to nature. I survived the very very nasty swine flu of the late 1960's and early 1970's, measles, mumps, many bouts of pertussis and pneumonia and some really nasty flues of which I am supposed to be vaccinated for (cross fingers). If I make it I make it
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DKT88
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the world can worry about the origin of the virus later, much bigger fish to fry at this point than whether it came from a bio lab or a seafood market. Barn door is open. I'm here in South Korea surrounded by the outbreak and I can tell you we don't care about conspiracy theories today. We are more interested in practical survival.
If it did come from a biolab, there would probably be more information to be shared, immediately and possible counter measures to be shared. Not so much if it came from a wet market.
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Apparently, this method allows the doctors to test patients in about 10 minutes (reddit AMA South Korean).
Imagine you're driving, waiting for 10 minutes, and then finding out whether you're infected or not.
Net, Net, I think we need to send doctors from around the world to South Korea...their testing method is world-class!
Unfortunately, no rtPcR can be done in 10min.
It takes 10 min to get samples I guess
접수부터 의료진 면담, 체온 측정, 코와 입의 검체 채취까지 10분 안에 가능하다.
https://m.news.naver.com/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=102&oid=025&aid=0002979097
Not the test result. But everything before that can be done in 10 min.
After test we go home and wait for the results to come
세종시는 "그동안 의심환자 등을 한 명 검사할 때마다 진료실을 소독해야 해 검체 채취까지 30분 이상 걸렸지만, 드라이브 스루 방식을 도입해 시간을 줄일 수 있을 것"이라고 밝혔다.
It did shorten the waiting line. The wait in tent method did take longer
PS. 세종시 is not persons name. It is http://www.sejong.go.kr/ yup ‘go.kr’
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DKT88
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What information? The complete genetic sequence is available https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genbank/sars-cov-2-seqs/ . What information are you talking about? What countermeasures, specifically, are you talking about?
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