The Coronavirus / COVID-19 Thread (Keep all related posts here)
- bestfreeporn
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re-opening schools has been the worst idea ever
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So Coronavirus gets into animals and kills them too. This is news to me,
"At least 8,000 mink dead in Utah after contracting Covid-19
From CNN's Cheri Mossburg
Utah ranchers have lost at least 8,000 mink to an outbreak of Covid-19 among the animals known for their silky, luxurious pelts.
The virus first appeared in the creatures in August, shortly after farmworkers fell ill in July, according to Dean Taylor, state veterinarian of Utah. Initial research shows the virus was transmitted from humans to animals, and so far has not seen any cases of the opposite.
“Everything we’ve looked at here in Utah suggests it's gone from the humans to the animals,” Taylor told CNN.
“It feels like a unidirectional path,” he said, adding that testing is still underway.
Some context: This is the first outbreak among mink in the United States, though other cases have been detected in the Netherlands, Spain and Denmark, according to the US Department of Agriculture.
Mink, which are closely related to weasels, otter and ferrets, appear to suffer similar symptoms to humans. Difficulty breathing and crusting around the eyes are usually seen, but the virus progresses rapidly, and most infected mink are dead by the next day, according to Taylor. It’s unclear what makes mink such a susceptible species, while others appear to be unaffected.
Mink join only cats, dogs, a tiger and a lion to be the only confirmed animals with Covid-19 in the US, according to the USDA data.
The cluster of cases in Utah has spread to nine farms, but Taylor warns that “we’re still in the middle of the outbreak.” Each farm is under quarantine with only essential workers permitted on site. Farmworkers are being directed to use proper protective equipment at all times.
The pelts from most of the mink that have died from the virus have been either contained and buried or incinerated. No pelts have left the state, according to Taylor."
On cnn.com here https://www.cnn.com/world/live-news/cor ... 3abc07a1b3
"At least 8,000 mink dead in Utah after contracting Covid-19
From CNN's Cheri Mossburg
Utah ranchers have lost at least 8,000 mink to an outbreak of Covid-19 among the animals known for their silky, luxurious pelts.
The virus first appeared in the creatures in August, shortly after farmworkers fell ill in July, according to Dean Taylor, state veterinarian of Utah. Initial research shows the virus was transmitted from humans to animals, and so far has not seen any cases of the opposite.
“Everything we’ve looked at here in Utah suggests it's gone from the humans to the animals,” Taylor told CNN.
“It feels like a unidirectional path,” he said, adding that testing is still underway.
Some context: This is the first outbreak among mink in the United States, though other cases have been detected in the Netherlands, Spain and Denmark, according to the US Department of Agriculture.
Mink, which are closely related to weasels, otter and ferrets, appear to suffer similar symptoms to humans. Difficulty breathing and crusting around the eyes are usually seen, but the virus progresses rapidly, and most infected mink are dead by the next day, according to Taylor. It’s unclear what makes mink such a susceptible species, while others appear to be unaffected.
Mink join only cats, dogs, a tiger and a lion to be the only confirmed animals with Covid-19 in the US, according to the USDA data.
The cluster of cases in Utah has spread to nine farms, but Taylor warns that “we’re still in the middle of the outbreak.” Each farm is under quarantine with only essential workers permitted on site. Farmworkers are being directed to use proper protective equipment at all times.
The pelts from most of the mink that have died from the virus have been either contained and buried or incinerated. No pelts have left the state, according to Taylor."
On cnn.com here https://www.cnn.com/world/live-news/cor ... 3abc07a1b3
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The second wave is happening every where and no one seems to have a plan this time. They re just letting it ravage through the population and hoping people either get herd immunity or screw it.
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Three major events are going to be duds this year, Thanks Giving, Christmas and New Years Eve, thank you Coronavirus.
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One man gets it twice, this is no good news. What happened to theory of developing immunity once you get the coronavirus.
"An otherwise healthy 25-year-old Nevada man is the first American confirmed to have caught COVID-19 twice, with the second infection worse than the first.
He has recovered, but his case raises questions about how long people are protected after being infected with the coronavirus that causes the disease, and potentially how protective a vaccine might be.
"It's a yellow caution light," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease expert at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in Nashville, Tennessee, who was not involved in the research.
Respiratory infections like COVID-19 don't provide lifelong immunity like a measles infection. So, Dr. Paul Offit, an infectious disease expert at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, said he's not at all surprised people could get infected twice with the coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2.
It's too soon to know whether the man from Washoe County, Nevada, who had no known health problems other than his double infection, was highly unusual or if many people could easily get infected more than once with SARS-CoV-2, Schaffner said....."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/nevada-mans- ... 55707.html
"An otherwise healthy 25-year-old Nevada man is the first American confirmed to have caught COVID-19 twice, with the second infection worse than the first.
He has recovered, but his case raises questions about how long people are protected after being infected with the coronavirus that causes the disease, and potentially how protective a vaccine might be.
"It's a yellow caution light," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease expert at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in Nashville, Tennessee, who was not involved in the research.
Respiratory infections like COVID-19 don't provide lifelong immunity like a measles infection. So, Dr. Paul Offit, an infectious disease expert at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, said he's not at all surprised people could get infected twice with the coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2.
It's too soon to know whether the man from Washoe County, Nevada, who had no known health problems other than his double infection, was highly unusual or if many people could easily get infected more than once with SARS-CoV-2, Schaffner said....."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/nevada-mans- ... 55707.html
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If you can get the Coronavirus after you have recovered form it once what is the point of a vaccine?
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Modelling predicts nearly 400,000 deaths by February 1st 2021
"394,693COVID-19 deaths
based on Current projection scenario by February 1, 2021"
https://covid19.healthdata.org/united-s ... &tab=trend
"394,693COVID-19 deaths
based on Current projection scenario by February 1, 2021"
https://covid19.healthdata.org/united-s ... &tab=trend
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Have you taken a Covid-19 test,if you did was it painful?
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Is this going too far or being responsible, you decide.
Britney Spears sun bathing on the beach in a bikini with a face mask.

Britney Spears sun bathing on the beach in a bikini with a face mask.

Give me celebrity porn 
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What would your reaction be if you took the test and git a positive result?
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huh?
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Nope and hoping it stays this way. I am careful about social distancing when out the home. Washing my hands regularly and using a throw away mask.
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Is the test painful?
Misty is my stage name
- vblogger
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Not to dampen anyone's mood here , from all I am gathering the virus is going to be here for years to come just as the flu virus. So let's get use to it and live.
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Good news for all those waiting for a treatment, the FDA has given approval for Remdesivir
https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/gil ... -treatment
"Gilead Science's antiviral drug remdesivir has been given the green light by the Food and Drug Administration as the first officially approved COVID-19 treatment.
The antiviral was just one of the treatments President Trump received during his recent bout with the coronavirus."
https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/gil ... -treatment
"Gilead Science's antiviral drug remdesivir has been given the green light by the Food and Drug Administration as the first officially approved COVID-19 treatment.
The antiviral was just one of the treatments President Trump received during his recent bout with the coronavirus."