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Same thing applies to the seasonal flu. Covid-19 is estimated between 25% and 45% higher mortality rate. WHO

Add those stats the Covid-19. While you are at it, could you include motor vehicle accidents? BTW, mortality for the common (seasonal) flu is .1% Present Covid-19 mortality 4.1+% Let's use your stats, 2018-2019: 34,200 / 35.5m infected * 100 = .096 deaths per 100 infections in the US. Average...

Agreed. His math is just a general rule to go by. The reality is worse: 17.2% increase in infections (58,479) in the last 24 hrs. 337,114->395,593 Source: J. Hopkins M.C., WHO, +

US just jumped mortality by 100. Intensive care specialist Hugh Montgomery: The average flu is about 1.3 to 1.4 contagious. that is in a community each person who contracts it will pass it on to 1.3 to 1.4 people on average. So 10 generations of transmission causes about 20 infections. 1 > 1.4...

Now that testing is underway at an almost reasonable pace in the U.S. it has jumped to #3, just below Italy and China in the number of infections. They do. Why is irrelevant but tens of millions of people look to exalted authority figures regardless of nationality and take their word as gospel...

1. I grabbed the first and last reference from a very long list. 2. Hydroxychloroquine in the form of Plaquenil, an antimalarial, is available over the counter in some countries and handed out like candy by physicians in many others.

Is he trying to kill people? The heck with impeachment. How about 70 million counts of reckless endangerment? March 21, 2020, 10:17 Donald J. Trump ✔ @realDonaldTrump HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE & AZITHROMYCIN, taken together, have a real chance to be one of the...

@Summit Decontaminating and reusing. Excuse if I sound redundant or whatever here. Sterilizing is pretty much the same as debridement. If you can't supply an environment where all organisms and spores cannot survive mechanical energy has to be applied to facilitate the kill. In an autoclave...

@Summit CORRECTION! 2500 ppm chlorine or >160cc household bleach per gallon of water.

i'd suggest raiding the overalls discarded from surgery along with the discards and cramming the whole pile into a tub filled with around 200 ppm chlorine for 24 hours. Call it a 99% get by. They should hold up to the bath. Or if you have a hospital connection, depending on workload in CS, when...

This virus is as sneaky stealth as it gets. 7-8 days from probably infection to developing symptoms, no nasal congestion, mild sore throat, fever <99.2-3, all about down in the lungs. Now, 12 days later coughing has subsided but is still come and go along with a slight sore throat that might...

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Meanwhile, out in the field... minor trials and tribulations Change outs and decontamination between patients just isn't going to happen, especially door to door health checks. Resorted to personal spray downs with alcohol. Running out of alcohol. Leaves many resorting to 200 ppm bleach or H2O2...

I will certainly avoid any BS. What I stated stands and is a fact. Deniers in red silly hats all over the midwaste. Do you have a problem with the president fessing up, being honest, and confronting this impending disaster head on? Our ONLY line of defense right now is complete transparency and...

From the medical head honcho of our NGO cooperative: "To answer all your questions, in a nutshell, we don't know anything. All our data right now involves assumptions, guesses, and close comparisons. Thoroughly tested clinical analysis is weeks, months or even years off. " OUCH. Seriously...

Addendum. It's pretty obvious why this went pandemic. If average person contracts this they will likely write it off as a cold of seasonal flu. I did until my wife caught it and developed SOB. So I wouldn't be surprised if reported cases is around 5% - 10%. Let's keep in mind it was in the wild...