Wuhan, nCV, germs....

Will the corona stimulus bill try to address situations like this? If the hospitals eventually being over-run is the main issue with this virus, does that bill focus on putting government (our) money into the hospitals and staff now to beef everything up in preparation?

I would wager to say the hospitals that have furloughed employees have just mothballed their operations but I do not have an accurate answer to your question.

If I can get an answer I will report back.
 
Some new results from Dr. Zalenko in New York. He had treated 350 covid19 patients 100% successfully and now confirms 699. Using the hydroxychloroquine sulfate and Z-pac

https://www.rightnowmn.org/dr_vladi...ing_hydroxychloroquine_sulfate_zinc_and_z_pak

That report did not pass the Snopes test. They're saying the doctor's report is " in no way an "evidence based contribution to science," Which sounds like a lawyer wrote up the Snopes reply. Anyway today's MSM would be disappointed with the doctor's results if valid.
 
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Will the corona stimulus bill try to address situations like this? If the hospitals eventually being over-run is the main issue with this virus, does that bill focus on putting government (our) money into the hospitals and staff now to beef everything up in preparation?
Don't know, but there is $25,000,000 for diapers and another $25,000,000 in salary raises for the house members.

Edit: Oops, my bad, wrong bill. That's actually HR6379. Got them crossed up.
 
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Seeing a lot of ads for nursing jobs in NYC for $80-100 per hour +housing. Kind of good hazard pay :(

I am sure that someone with out training looking work would be able to $15-10 hr cleaning up soiled PPP.

Jobs are out there, you just have to be willing to do them

End of sarcasm
 
I don't respect corporations a lot anyways, but the amount that aren't getting rid of possibly contaminated goods, or having NDA's signed so people won't stop buying their product is really wearing on me.
 
I decontaminated a Whole Foods last night so they could reopen this morning. A woman tested positive yesterday that worked there. They were more concerned with getting back up and running and using proper pronouns than customer's health. They didn't throw out any of the produce, and did a crappy job of covering things so that when we were fogging the building who knows how much disinfectant got on food. Just crappy practices like that.

One of the NDA's was for a company that manufactures toilet paper that a lot on this forum love.
 
Still funny thinking though. The U.S., Europe and China lit up, but not squat (very little) in Russia.

Edit: But, Russia may be using the North Korean cure though.
 
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New epidemiology data from University of Washington:

https://covid19.healthdata.org/projections

Quick takeaways: look for peak around April 23; will likely be short hospital beds and ICU beds. If this holds true, we're gonna have a bumpy ride through April.

Their methodology is pretty sound, and is the most up-to-date of any site I have seen lately.
 
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New epidemiology data from University of Washington:

https://covid19.healthdata.org/projections

Quick takeaways: look for peak around April 23; will likely be short hospital beds and ICU beds. If this holds true, we're gonna have a bumpy ride through April.

Their methodology is pretty sound, and is the most up-to-date of any site I have seen lately.
Thanks Chuck. Just to compare, and put in perspective, here is CDC’s 2019-2020 projection of seasonal flu.
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/preliminary-in-season-estimates.htm
 
Thanks Chuck. Just to compare, and put in perspective, here is CDC’s 2019-2020 projection of seasonal flu.
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/preliminary-in-season-estimates.htm

That's good, thanks. IF the UW model holds 'true', COVID deaths will outnumber flu deaths goodly, over the same amount of time. I imagine this is what those nutbags in Virginia are thinking by shutting down until June. I will be curious to see if any tightening of socialization 'rules' will reduce the projected number further.
 
New epidemiology data from University of Washington:

https://covid19.healthdata.org/projections

Quick takeaways: look for peak around April 23; will likely be short hospital beds and ICU beds. If this holds true, we're gonna have a bumpy ride through April.

Their methodology is pretty sound, and is the most up-to-date of any site I have seen lately.

That was the one I was checking. Seems we gained a hundred deaths and the peak day shifted back from the 22nd.
 
Some new results from Dr. Zalenko in New York. He had treated 350 covid19 patients 100% successfully and now confirms 699. Using the hydroxychloroquine sulfate and Z-pac

What? They keep saying that this isn't a real treatment! It can kill people! It's worse than the virus!

That report did not pass the Snopes test. They're saying the doctor's report is " in no way an "evidence based contribution to science," Which sounds like a lawyer wrote up the Snopes reply. Anyway today's MSM would be disappointed with the doctor's results if valid.

They really do seem to be cheering for more people to die. It's sick.
 
Damn right!! It may have been an accident, but they told NO ONE what was going on. Sorta like a guy that accidentally starts a fire in a high rise, and tells no one till the flames hit the 50th floor.

We can only hope that this changes the way the U.S. and the world handles China. I'm afraid the economic pain might be too great for something like a clean break but this is the perfect catalyst.

I'm certain the Chinese death toll figures are off. How far off I have no idea but I don't believe anything they've told us.
 
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:D Are you of Scot heritage as well?
 
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That was the one I was checking. Seems we gained a hundred deaths and the peak day shifted back from the 22nd.


Your right they keep tweaking the data as more data comes available. The peak for NC was 4/22 with 1700 some deaths now it is 4/27 with 1500 deaths.
 
The UW model is, um, 'optimistic' and factors in existing and projected social engineering (social distancing, self-quarantine, stay-at-home, etc.). Today the feds put out their revised estimates which are less optimistic, with 100K-240K deaths. I *think* they are trying to split the difference of the gloom-and-doom models and the overly-cheery models, going straight on the middle of the bell curve.
 
Damn right!! It may have been an accident, but they told NO ONE what was going on. Sorta like a guy that accidentally starts a fire in a high rise, and tells no one till the flames hit the 50th floor.

This was no accident!

The CCP allowed infected Chinese Nationals, Tourists, and Business Travelers to get on those airplanes and then fly all over the world, with a lot of those people being Chinese tourists flying to Italy. Everyone but the CCP is expendable.
 
Talked to my mother last night. I don't know my mom's doctor personally, but my mom told me, that her doctor told her, that based on how this virus works, and where it comes from, she's convinced that it is some sort of biological weapon, and not something that came from eating bats, dogs, cats, etc. The 2-week contagious incubation period, its resistance to some cleaners, the long time it lasts on surfaces, and how easily it infects people is just too much of a coincidence to her doc.
 
Tucker Carlson has some very interesting info on the china virus.



"The coronavirus came from either the Wuhan CDC or Wuhan Institute of Virology. The study concluded the deadly virus came out of local laboratories in Hubei Province. The smoking gun in the study is the link to horseshoe bats which are not sold in local markets and not native to Wuhan."

Link to video of his segment,
https://www.citizenfreepress.com/breaking/fantastic-segment-from-tucker/
 
They should buy all those surplus cremators that the Chinese don't need now that they're all perfectly healthy.
 
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It has been used in the US to treat Hep C. I know of several patients that I have had that are free of Hep C because of This med.
There are far better and newer drugs now. Just more expensive. My wifes mother got Hep C back in the 70's from a blood transfusion. Finally manifested itself 7 years ago and she began having problems. Diagnosed. Doctor said the interferon protocol would most likely kill her and we fought to get her the new drugs. 90 days (and $120K) later she was Hep C free and has stayed that way (insurance and grants paid most of it). Doctor said the interferon protocol was in essence chemotherapy. She was too old and weak. The new antibiotics are wonder drugs.
 
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