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Coronavirus
CDC “Fatality Ratio” for COVID-19
I wanted to double down on my last post about the difference in high risk vs low risk groups.
Straight from the CDC report...
They estimate that 35% of people with the virus had no symptoms....
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Coronavirus: Why You Should Not Be Afraid
by Robert Bulas, MDThis post is about "Fear", unfounded and manufactured fear. It's about how fear and uncertainty can cripple a person and a nation. It's about separating fear mongering from reality. To make...
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Moving the Coronavirus Goalposts
Since I can't escape the 'rona news, even on vacation, two major common sense thoughts on the ridiculous moving goal posts around the country and people wearing masks.
Regarding the moving goal posts, let's start...
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COVID-19 Mortality Rate Better Than Thought, Spread Is Wider
The first substantial SARS-CoV-2 antibody test results in the US have been released from a Santa Clara County, CA study by Stanford University researchers. The study shows a likelihood that there are “50-85-fold more”...
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Coronavirus Response: One Size Does Not Fit All
As governors across the US gauge when to re-open their states, a common sense reminder: New York City is not Nashville, and Nashville isn’t even the county next to it...in the same state! JD...
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Economic Corona-geddon: American House of Cards Exposed
In the US alone, we are approaching 20 million unemployment claims in just the last few weeks. It has been observed this means the US labor market is contracting at the rate of one...
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Wrong Methods Used to Treat Coronavirus?
This researcher's information has been making the rounds in physician's forums for a couple days and serious clinicians have taken note. Extra note on this content at bottom of post.
The article covers three central...
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I Hope Tens of Millions of Americans Have COVID-19
My non-clinical, non-expert (but still informed) thought of the day on coronavirus....I hope tens of millions of people in the US are already infected. Why do I say that?
A Stanford epidemiologist recently said the...