Potentially huge news that has a lot of ramifications to it, including for the upcoming fall sports season.
OT: WHO says it’s “very rare” for asymptomatic carries to spread COVID-19
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IDK how they can feel that confident on this though. I still find it hard to believe all those people who got infected at the start in NY were coughing and sneezing over each other. It can spread by long dialogue I guess, but the person has to be sick it sounds like.
That’s what I thought as well. Just hoping this is true because we could use some good news right now.
their data is anecdotal from what i can tell. just information from contact tracing. that doesn't mean anything.
Hasn’t all data and conclusions been anecdotal to some degree? I just don’t know what to do. I am not suggesting they are doing this on purpose.
I also assume they are counting presymptomatic different than asymptomatic spread. A person is presymptomatic a little longer than your common cold (they say 14 days, but most people that show symptoms are in the 3-5 day range). Still if this is true, its a good sign.
a lot of it. except drinking bleach - we have good data on that one.
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Obviously your political point of view overpowers your ability to be honest.
Nope. It doesn’t. I’m big on facts which have no political slant.
I honestly didn’t know it was being studied. Hope they find something that works.
You and both. I couldn’t have said it better. The hate/love (pick the position) has lost all perspective.
yeah i've been shoving a flashlight up my butt for months and haven't got the virus. seems pretty legit.
Why didn’t you do literally one minute of research?
Instead you criticized, maybe even more accurately, you just made fun. Not very productive, but completely political.
pittdan77
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If you're not using a Mag Lite with 3 D-cell batteries, you're really not getting the full effect.
i'm not real high on "estimations" re: covid right now. the only thing we really know has been known since january: isolation, testing, and tracing positively effect transmission rates.
WHO says what they said yesterday wasn't what they said.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/w...very-rare-2020-06-09?reflink=mw_share_twitter
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/w...very-rare-2020-06-09?reflink=mw_share_twitter
The projection in this country is going in different directions. The Northeast has been in decline. Some southern states are potentially alarming.
And in Arizona
And with things opening up and people going out more and more, in addition to the marches, we have to wait and see what happens.
in other words, don't believe anything the so-called "experts" are saying. Frankly, they're only experts in their eyes. From what I've seen, they aren't experts at anything except getting it wrong.
Use you common sense. That's the best advice. Avoid people who are coughing and sneezing and cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze. Wash your hands frequently. Just like it used to be all the time, except now people are aware of it more.
The Wuhan Health Organization has no idea what they are talking about. Changed their posture on masks multiple times, said this couldn't even be passed person to person in January. Its a new disease, but they have done a terrible job with pretty much everything.
The so-called "experts" know more about this situation than the rest of us do, so why would you suggest to disbelieve everything that they say? The reality is that no one knew how this virus would behave, they could only make projections based on how similar viruses had behaved in the past. As more information has become available, they know more about it. And there is still much that is still unknown, particularly as it mutates in different populations.
As one other poster alluded to, I think they are walking this back because of "presymptomatic" people.
Wonder if Arizona's cases are coming from Mexico. I have read that things are pretty bad south of the border
