Wuhan virus (coronavirus) arrives in the USA

[Anonymous]

It is actually easy. Focus needs to be on working together and helping contain and treat this. If anyone has even a cold then stay home.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A 23 year old Iranian woman pro soccer player died from the coronavirus.

Key words: 23 years old, professional soccer player

In other words: she was young and healthy.

I think you’re conflating being a professional soccer player with being healthy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Moscow's deputy mayor says 88 foreign nationals who violated coronavirus quarantine measures will be deported - RIA/REU

Makes one think that perhaps the 2 cases they reported very early on who are now listed as recovered may not be a complete reflection of the situation.

Russia doesn’t mess around.

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Anonymous wrote:First case in Mexico.

Patient is in Mexico City but no further information.

That will freak out the MAGAs.

It will probably concern Mexico, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Since the US isn’t really testing and isn’t releasing any real information, how do we know we’re not already in the thick of it and just aren’t aware yet? My son reports several of his high school friends are sick, one with a 104 degree fever, one with 102. His dad was sick a few weeks ago with a 103 degree fever and is currently at the doctor waiting for chest X-rays because they think it may be pneumonia. This may just all be remarkable coincidence, a bad flu season or whatever. But what if it’s here and the US’s lack of response or diligence is letting it spread rampantly?

Then it would be spreading rampantly, I guess.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know anything about the effect of smoking on the virus? The counties that are hard hit now have heavy smokers- China, Iran and even Italy.

Also, it seems to be spreading faster than the normal flu. Is this true? How is it spreading faster?

I've been wondering the same thing. For some reason they are leaving smoker/non-smoker off of these stats.

Korea also has a heavy smoker population, but so do many populous countries that haven't recorded outbreaks yet, such as India, the former soviet block, or Indonesia.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know anything about the effect of smoking on the virus? The counties that are hard hit now have heavy smokers- China, Iran and even Italy.

Also, it seems to be spreading faster than the normal flu. Is this true? How is it spreading faster?

I've been wondering the same thing. For some reason they are leaving smoker/non-smoker off of these stats.

Korea also has a heavy smoker population, but so do many populous countries that haven't recorded outbreaks yet, such as India, the former soviet block, or Indonesia.

No one believes Indonesia has zero cases.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know anything about the effect of smoking on the virus? The counties that are hard hit now have heavy smokers- China, Iran and even Italy.

Also, it seems to be spreading faster than the normal flu. Is this true? How is it spreading faster?

I've been wondering the same thing. For some reason they are leaving smoker/non-smoker off of these stats.

Korea also has a heavy smoker population, but so do many populous countries that haven't recorded outbreaks yet, such as India, the former soviet block, or Indonesia.

No one believes Indonesia has zero cases.

Outbreaks.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know anything about the effect of smoking on the virus? The counties that are hard hit now have heavy smokers- China, Iran and even Italy.

Also, it seems to be spreading faster than the normal flu. Is this true? How is it spreading faster?

I've been wondering the same thing. For some reason they are leaving smoker/non-smoker off of these stats.

Korea also has a heavy smoker population, but so do many populous countries that haven't recorded outbreaks yet, such as India, the former soviet block, or Indonesia.

No one believes Indonesia has zero cases.

Outbreaks.

Yes, I’m sure the top notch medical systems and extensive testing will pick right up on any outbreaks there.

[Anonymous]

First case confirmed in Iceland. Italy related.

[Anonymous]

Virus now in Mexico

[Anonymous]

The virus is in every country. I don't think we need to list them all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The virus is in every country. I don't think we need to list them all.

Not quite. Sub-saharan Africa, South America, and central America each have just one case.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A 23 year old Iranian woman pro soccer player died from the coronavirus.

Key words: 23 years old, professional soccer player

In other words: she was young and healthy.

I think you’re conflating being a professional soccer player with being healthy.

This kind of thing happens with the flu, too - young and healthy teens and adults...and it’s always shocking and unexpected. This is no different. The majority of deaths are elderly.

[Anonymous]

New term for pandemic now that WHO has more or less said they don't use that term anymore.

"Linked epidemics."

WHO chief Tedros describes outbreaks as "linked epidemics," says there's no evidence coronavirus is spreading freely and "we still have a chance of containing" it.

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