Corona Virus #6

/pine · Mar 25, 2020

Lets see...all it usually takes to win a lawsuit is proving damages and culpability...so technically...every person who has been put out by the pandemic should be able to sue someone etc...
Are the ambulance chasers lining up yet...?

3930dave · Mar 25, 2020

A retired PA physician's experience:

Coronavirus: One case lays bare America's testing failure - BBC News

Rgds, D.

rswyan · Mar 25, 2020

k0ua said:
What part of it don't you think is accurate? It all has been reported multiple times before. There was nothing in there I hadn't heard before, it was just all put together.

I’m more interested in where you heard the report on the virus being “stable” at the moment.

Can you clarify that ?

Tomtint · Mar 25, 2020

k0ua said:
What part of it don't you think is accurate? It all has been reported multiple times before. There was nothing in there I hadn't heard before, it was just all put together.

reliable source told me China has incinerator trucks driving around 24/7 to dispose of the dead. These trucks emit a specific signature that can be seen by satellite ...Chinas reported death numbers are WAY low.

Citydude · Mar 25, 2020

rswyan said:
I’m more interested in where you heard the report on the virus being “stable” at the moment.

Can you clarify that ?

I think I watched it on Fox News this afternoon. A department in Boston college stabilized it. They will test it in humans this Friday. IF I remember it correctly.

ruffdog · Mar 25, 2020

Just because a story is repeated or quoted, doesn't make it true.

k0ua · Mar 25, 2020

rswyan said:
I’m more interested in where you heard the report on the virus being “stable” at the moment.

Can you clarify that ?

Dr. Marc Siegel: from a John Hopkins report

Dr. Marc Siegel on positive advances in coronavirus treatments | On Air Videos | Fox News

rswyan · Mar 25, 2020

Citydude said:
I think I watched it on Fox News this afternoon. A department in Boston college stabilized it. They will test it in humans this Friday. IF I remember it correctly.

Yeah ... no.

The virus (or plural for multiple, potentially different viruses) is out there in many, many, many people.

It will mutate ... so not “stable” ...

A department in Boston college hasn’t “stabilized it” ...

Now they may have come up with something very promising that is capable of addressing multiple variations of the virus ... but I’d want to read more on what exactly it was that FNC reported.