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How can a Rise decline? [bawl][bawl][bawl][bawl]Quote:
Originally Posted by bob10
Science unscripted. trying to explain viral load, and its effect on individuals. Not fully understood yet, but they are working hard to make a vaccine in Hamburg.
Science unscripted - Daily news on COVID-19 | News and current affairs from Germany and around the world | DW | 03.04.2020
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Originally Posted by Saitch
Well, I don't want to bring sex into this, but...….
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Adrenaline, duty and fear. Inside a New York Hospital taking on the coronavirus. Not for the faint hearted. Any one contemplating not isolating should read this.
The battle, however, is only beginning. Adrenaline, duty, and fear have motivated an impassioned response, but some of us wonder how sustainable it is. Nights in lonely hotel rooms, away from family; weeks of long hours and heightened risk. I go to work, alone, before the sun rises. I come home, alone, after it sets. I eat leftovers in my too-small apartment before answering another page or two and falling asleep. A surge is, by definition, time-limited. What happens when doctors can’t see the end?
“Adrenaline, Duty, and Fear”: Inside a New York Hospital Taking on the Coronavirus | The New Yorker
Maybe for the sake of accuracy the jurno should have stated that the rate of infection is on the decline But IS it? Has Everyone been tested?Quote:
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Originally Posted by trout1105
As explained in the video, the number of new cases has dropped. However locally transmitted cases with an unknown source has risen. The focus now is finding how this hot spot started. Best watching the video to let the experts explain.
Queensland '''not even at the start''' of virus timeline, authorities warn
six months they say...
We had a lovely surprise yesterday.
About 11.00am there was a knock on our front door,..with isolation etc We wondered who it could be,...It was our very special daughter who lives around 30ks away who had bought a basket of goodies for us, some bread, bread rolls, a couple of dips, a couple of bottles of wine incl a bottle of our favorite Sav Blanc, Cloudy Bay, and some other goodies.
We didn't get close, her car was parked in the street, with the grandchildren in it, so we all said hello & had a chat from about 15-20' away,...what a lovely surprise. She always rings us up every day, but to see her in person was pretty good.
We drank the Cloudy Bay last night!
Pickles.