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originally posted by: FamCore
a reply to: BruceZuckerberg
I posted this awhile back... we've been at "Stage 5" for some time (and probably stage 6 more recently but maybe not according to "official" reports):
For those wondering, waiting for ultrasound of gall bladder, liver & kidneys. My partner is comfortable and receiving good treatment. Will report more later.
originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: Advantage. Messonnier
originally posted by: Aldolas
originally posted by: Alien Abduct
a reply to: tanstaafl
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I'm not finding any reports that support your assumption.
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Just reread the past 3 threads. Imho you are making yourself look a fool. (or a troll)
a reply to: Kenzo
The q is:
Are the other provinces lagging behind or is there another difference? For example the suggested vaccination or the pesticides some think may have been used.
If the other provinces have no difference, but only lag behind, it would be an argument for it hitting hard in the rest of the world.
originally posted by: Advantage
originally posted by: Bicent
My only concern. If this is the MILD strain. Similar to how the Spanish flu, began. It’s still spreading and the numbers being reported I think Is just a form of panic control..
This is why I don’t want to keep watching this..
Ive yelled it from the rooftops and Ketsuko has raised the alarm on this one... its the second wave we fear most.
originally posted by: Argen
a reply to: Advantage
Lester Holt just had 5 minutes on the nightly news about it.
originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
"Feb 21 (Reuters) - A 20-year-old Chinese woman from Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, traveled 400 miles (675 km) north to Anyang where she infected five relatives, without ever showing signs of infection, Chinese scientists reported on Friday."
twitter.com...
So much for containment.
originally posted by: 38181
If anyone here gets tested positive with this current virus, can you document the whole process/information/procedures here or in a separate thread? Of course with permission with ATS and with verifying documents That you are in fact infected. This not only can inform us all but maybe save a life or two by learning about it in real-life what to do/not to do Documentation. I’ll do the same if I’m first with it here.
originally posted by: Advantage
originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: Advantage. Messonnier
Yeah, she is the director over in the respiratory infectious disease stuff. Good people. I imagine they are given what can be said and what cant.. plus the CDC is having issues with information flow.
BRB
originally posted by: Fowlerstoad
a reply to: 38181
I will volunteer to do my best. I know many more here on ATS will do the same, and whomever has the (unfortunate) distinction to be tested positive first here on ATS has the honor / responsibility of leading this future thread.
I work in a hospital lab, and interface with phlebotomists drawing blood, and more … and have kind of just accepted the fact I could be infected early, and will self quarantine, or just stay at the hospital if they let me to continue working in a no-exposure environment. Unless they cut my internet or electricity, I should be able to keep posting. Anyone else here on ATS would probably do the same.
originally posted by: pasiphae
originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
"Feb 21 (Reuters) - A 20-year-old Chinese woman from Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, traveled 400 miles (675 km) north to Anyang where she infected five relatives, without ever showing signs of infection, Chinese scientists reported on Friday."
twitter.com...
So much for containment.
What I'd like to know is WHEN she left. Certainly not any time recently right? They are all on lockdown. And yeah "containment" was never going to happen.
edit for typo
According to the report by Dr. Meiyun Wang of the People’s Hospital of Zhengzhou University and colleagues, the woman traveled from Wuhan to Anyang on Jan. 10 and visited several relatives. When they started getting sick, doctors isolated the woman and tested her for coronavirus. Initially, the young woman tested negative for the virus, but a follow-up test was positive.
All five of her relatives developed COVID-19 pneumonia, but as of Feb. 11, the young woman still had not developed any symptoms, her chest CT remained normal and she had no fever, stomach or respiratory symptoms, such as cough or sore throat.
Scientists in the study said if the findings are replicated, “the prevention of COVID-19 infection could prove challenging.”
Key questions now, Schaffner said, are how often does this kind of transmission occur and when during the asymptomatic period does a person test positive for the virus.
originally posted by: SailorJerry
originally posted by: Advantage
originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: Advantage. Messonnier
Yeah, she is the director over in the respiratory infectious disease stuff. Good people. I imagine they are given what can be said and what cant.. plus the CDC is having issues with information flow.
BRB
pm sent
Im kind of just waiting for a CDC whistleblower at this point