For this week.
Republicansâ model for Americaâs future.
Yeah - that damn head of the Health Department. Whoâs he to say that the numbers may have peaked but weâre not through with this yet?
Gallardo, who lives with her 78-year-old husband, would regularly attend a book club and Bible study
So, SIP is beneficial for cognitive ability you say?
And here is the book for anyone who has small children to give it to:
Hopefully any policy changes will be made based on consideration of the R0 value and not just the daily death curve. The governor there does not seem to be an idiot.
Pennsylvania is a relatively large state (around 1/3 the size of Germany) with huge regional variation, and conditions in different parts of the state must be vastly different. I suspect it will be a political nightmare to find a path through policy that will work everywhere.
Did they deny coronavirus was a problem or say that it would miraculously disappear? Or that everyone who wanted a test could get a test? Or that people should take hydroxychloroquine or bleach or internal sunlight? Or⌠[and it goes on from there].
Is it bad that I had to click the link to find out who (Diamond and Silk, or Fox News) was pushing the bonkers conspiracy theories?
It is bad, isnât it?
Trumpâs sacrificing mightily. Whatâs next, heâll have to miss the opening hour of Fox & Friends?
Apparently Indiana is opening non-essential businesses back up on Saturday. And they werenât really following proper distancing protocols up to this point.
Do we even deserve to continue as a country?
I thought they were part of the midwestern bloc?
My mom says Kansas (specifically Wichita and surrounding cities) will be opening up soon, but I think itâs more because they havenât been hit as hard as say, New York or California. Should it be okay for lightly affected places that donât support as much hub travel to be able to reopen?
I mean Kansas City, MO would be a completely different story.
Someone correct me if Iâm wrong, but it doesnât matter how hard hit you are now, itâs everywhere, and without massive testing and aggressive contact-tracing, still not possible even in smart states, youâre going to play a very ugly version of chess:
My mom and I both prefer the cautious route, but her new husband will be going back to full time work. I think theyâll be doing staggered shifts, though. Itâs a law office.
This makes me so incredibly sad.
Yes. I too find it sad that the hospital labeled her a hero, instead of acknowledging that like its other workers, she was a victim.
I think itâs a translation error.
Trouble is: thatâs not the only factor, and we usually donât have a good estimate. Germany and South Korea were (are??) close to achieving that, but most other countries - no way. Not with the amount of testing applied.
For the record, the RKI shifted from suggesting only ill people with known SARS-CoV-2 contacts to suggesting that shortly anyone with some symptoms should be tested. Thatâs due to the diffusion process, for sure.
