Coronavirus good Uplifting and hopeful news only
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| And again, we had another day in NYC of under 1% positivity rate. That brings us to 30+ days consecutively of these unprecedented low infection rates. I just cant wait to be able to go to the library!!! I hope the one in my neighborhood will open up soon |
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/world-desperately-needs-coronavirus-treatments-115800108.html
About treatments and hopeful news by the end of 2020 |
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Interesting...? |
Anonymous
This is good news! I’m glad research into treatments hasn’t been shelved in the race for a vaccine. We definitely need them in case a vaccine doesn’t pan out. |
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https://www.cnn.com/world/live-news/coronavirus-pandemic-09-10-20-intl/index.html
Maryland has purchased 250,000 rapid antigen tests that will be deployed to locations where they are needed most, including nursing homes, correctional facilities and colleges, Gov. Larry Hogan announced in a news conference Thursday morning. The state is a founding member of a bipartisan interstate testing compact for rapid point-of-care antigen testing in which five Democratic and five Republican governors have agreed to work with The Rockefeller Foundation to acquire and deploy five million antigen tests. “This state of the art rapid testing will be critically important to our continued economic recovery and will help us to keep the people of our state safe. Our plan is to begin deploying these rapid tests to nursing homes and assisted living facilities in order to test all residents, staff, and visitors, and to our correctional and juvenile detention centers. We’re also in discussions to send them to dormitories and campuses of our colleges and universities,” he said The new acquisition will help Maryland “tackle isolated outbreak and cluster scenarios” similar to what took place at some nursing homes and meat processing plants along the east coast during the coronavirus pandemic. These are the governors who have signed onto the interstate compact: Republicans: Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Utah Gov. Gary Herbert Democrats: Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam |
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| Wow it's refreshing to see bipartisan solutions. |
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https://www.newsbreak.com/california/malibu/news/1555549874303/inspiring-celebrities-spell-out-were-all-in-this-together-with-their-yachts
Love this so much. We are all going to get through this, no matter what |
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It's true, but we're not all going through this on our yachts... |
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+1000 |
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You fell for this? This is a fake story |
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PSST I think they were joking |
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A new 20-second saliva test looks promising:
https://www.businesscloud.co.uk/news/heathrow-ceo-fast-track-20-second-covid-test/ |
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USA overall positivity rate got back down to 5% (7 day average) yesterday.
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/testing/individual-states |