“Despite a history of asthma, upper respiratory infections and pneumonia”
did you even read the article? She was not a healthy person. What kind of 28 year old gets pneumonia? Not a healthy one. That’s the answer.
Knowing what we know now about the virus, she should have been self isolating. People like me, without any history of illness, should be living our lives as normal.
how do you not understand this shit by now?
This is xgaf mask
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He can only dream of some pussy on his face
What makes you so utterly clueless that you think i don't understand, when you've been repeatedly shown to be the clueless one of us two in multiple discussions:
http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=1167092&p=13265400&viewfull=1#post13265400
Yes, it could be argued that she should not have been doing the kind of work she was involved in. Or isolating herself.
Would you have prescribed the same for Trump of whom you said:
BTW even young healthy people are dying from C-19:
https://www.google.com/search?q=you...ome..69i57.18104j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
And many are suffering long term negative health effects as a result of being infected:
"I was infected with coronavirus in March, six months on I’m still unwell
Charlie Russell, 27, is one of an estimated 600,000 people with post-Covid illness, a condition that may give an insight into ME
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...m-still-unwell
Certainly not, since that would involve putting the "high risk" re C-19 in serious danger.
" Other experts argue that allowing COVID-19 to spread uncontrollably would lead to unnecessary deaths, illness and hospitalizations, even if the U.S. attempted to isolate vulnerable people from the rest of the population while the virus spreads.
"... William Hanage, an associate professor of epidemiology at Harvard who noted that most experts are not pushing for continuous lockdowns everywhere all the time, agreed that a better job needs to be done of handling the unintended economic and social consequences of public health measures but argued that speeding up herd immunity without a vaccine is not the answer and could also overwhelm hospitals.
“It’s quite dangerous, for multiple reasons,” he said.
"If you do this, you’ll get more infections, more hospitalizations and more deaths," he added.
The mainstream view of epidemiologists and public health experts, including the nation’s top infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci and the World Health Organization, is that the best way to get through COVID-19 and protect people who are at risk for serious illness is to not get sick in the first place by wearing masks and practicing social distancing.
While young people are far less likely to become seriously ill or die from COVID-19, they’re still capable of spreading the disease to people who will become very sick or die.
...Hanage questioned the ability to successfully cordon off the most vulnerable and protect them from getting infected, noting that the White House recently became the site of a superspreading event involving the president, despite having regular access to testing that the average American does not.
"The greatest risk of introduction to the most vulnerable communities will be when the rate of infection is really high in younger age groups," Hanage said.
“How would you keep the virus out if 10 percent of the younger population is infected at peak prevalence and with tests that cannot keep the virus out of the White House?” he added.
... Questions also remain about how long immunity from COVID-19 lasts after infection and whether people can become sick more than once. It’s also not known what percentage of the population needs to be infected with COVID-19 before herd immunity is accomplished.
Gregg Gonsalves, an assistant professor of epidemiology at Yale School of Medicine, tweeted in response to the declaration that a large number of people vulnerable to severe COVID-19 illness don’t live in nursing homes, including 50 percent of all Americans who have some sort of underlying health condition. He added that surges in cases among young people have already likely led to deaths of older, more vulnerable people, despite efforts to protect them.
“If you’re going to turbo-charge community spread, as everyone else at ‘low-risk’ goes about their business, I want the plan for my 86-year-old mother to be more than theoretical,” he said.
https://thehill.com/policy/healthca...cial-meets-with-doctors-pushing-herd-immunity
Dream on in your fictional fantasy world.
Losers of a discussion/debate often have no response except personal insults. It's the losers M.O.
Your losses have been documented:
http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=1167092&p=13265400&viewfull=1#post13265400
So if you're 70+ there is a very real chance of dying from a C-19 infection. Greater than 5% or 5 in 100.
Also if you're 50-69 there is a very real chance of dying from a C-19 infection. Exactly 5 in 1000.
Anyone wanna play some "Russian Roulette". That's a fool's game.
Wake up.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dict...ian%20roulette
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dic...ssian-roulette
https://www.collinsdictionary.com/di...ssian-roulette
http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=1166069&p=13262762&viewfull=1#post13262762
"Coronavirus Cases Went Down 75 Percent in Arizona After They Required Masks and Closed Bars":
https://people.com/health/arizona-coronavirus-cases-down-75-percent-after-mask-mandates-closed-bars/
https://people.com/health/arizona-coronavirus-cases-down-75-percent-after-mask-mandates-closed-bars/
