Well, there should be plenty of medical professionals to volunteer as many have been let go or furloughed.
Coronavirus Coronavirus: In-Iowa General Discussion (Not Limited)
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Well, there should be plenty of medical professionals to volunteer as many have been let go or furloughed.
I did not read far enough lol. Curious whether his assertions on the testing were true then.
Fingers crossed that I had it (immunity research pending before anyone quotes me with an article saying there's no immunity per the WHO and CDC like they've been consistent or reliable anyway).
If it was in FL in December, and deaths were in Cali in February, then I don't see how it wasn't in all sorts of other places.
2nd wave or peak happening now?
https://www.yahoo.com/news/evidence-suggests-coronavirus-likely-spreading-154500955.html
If it was in FL in December, and deaths were in Cali in February, then I don't see how it wasn't in all sorts of other places.
2nd wave or peak happening now?
https://www.yahoo.com/news/evidence-suggests-coronavirus-likely-spreading-154500955.html
Yeah not arguing with you specifically, but if she's going to say those things, an example of what one business is doing may prompt others to get some ideas on how they want to go about things.
First time on CF that I remember anyone saying they trust the judgement of an engineer.
Tacitly, drive over a bridge, use a micro-wave, or much else and implicitly you trust 'em.First time on CF that I remember anyone saying they trust the judgement of an engineer.
If it was in Florida in December then I want to go back and suggest Iowa is going to have potentially weird results from the bowl game. It might explain why Story county has not had issues with it compared to Johnson county.Fingers crossed that I had it (immunity research pending before anyone quotes me with an article saying there's no immunity per the WHO and CDC like they've been consistent or reliable anyway).
If it was in FL in December, and deaths were in Cali in February, then I don't see how it wasn't in all sorts of other places.
2nd wave or peak happening now?
https://www.yahoo.com/news/evidence-suggests-coronavirus-likely-spreading-154500955.html
I will repeat that I don’t think we should make changes even if that is the case but it likely is going to cause noise in the data.
Definitely but the more information we can get, the more we know where things potentially stand.
Wasn't Johnson county more connected to a cruise?
Yeah. I guess my thought is that maybe Story county had it go through with the less dangerous strain if we all brought it back from the bowl game. We had a lot more fans that went and I think our fans were a lot more centralized in central Iowa.
Once again, these tests won't tell you if you had it two months ago, they won't tell you if you get it 10 minutes later, they only tell you if you have it in this exact moment. So are we going to do a test every time you leave the house?
Lets say we test 100k Iowan's tomorrow and we determine that 3% currently have it. Then what? Make that number 5%. Then what? What about tomorrow? So we tell those 3,00 people to stay home. What about the other 2.9 million people in the state?
You find those 3-5% and find out who've they've been around, and where they've been, and follow up and so on.
You can inform those people to quarantine. Hopefully you've been building up contract tracing ability and can inform those who have been in contact. Obviously, many will ignore the direction to stay home and not everybody with it will be tested or contacted, but if you can get some to avoid transmitting it to anyone you can start to get that R0 down and iterate down from there. Not a cure all, but there is no cure all at the moment.
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