Merged Covid Megathread
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short version is just that he has no idea what he is talking about! Then acts like he scored some stupid point that nobody was arguing as a result when he is continually shown his ass.
Well I was referring to the link you posted that thing had paragraphs and paragraphs of lawyer talk it made my head hurt
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My aunt has it, first family member I've known of.
Well I was referring to the link you posted that thing had paragraphs and paragraphs of lawyer talk it made my head hurt
Oh! Short version is just that there is a mandate to make it so that you can easily get an estimate for services rendered at a hospital. The idea is transparency in cost so that people can price-shop.
The obvious problem with it, however, is that so many hospital admissions are emergent or urgent. Usually you were not able to really price shop in those situations.
I sure would like to keep this thread out of the cave
That app would sell itself if they could figure out how to install it on Jitterbug phones!
GAVI, a vaccine alliance, to provide $150M to poorer countries
www.reuters.com
GAVI providing $150 million to poorer countries to prepare for COVID-19 vaccines
The GAVI vaccine alliance's board has approved up to $150 million to help 92 low- and middle-income countries prepare for the delivery of future COVID-19 vaccines, including technical assistance and cold chain equipment, it said on Thursday.
So, much going on in the news today?
In all seriousness, this timeline of the super spreader event, possible diagnosis, events and activities after diagnosis, and the rest looks horrible. I truly wish all the best to all of those exposed, especially those that didn’t have a choice (secret service, police, etc).
In all seriousness, this timeline of the super spreader event, possible diagnosis, events and activities after diagnosis, and the rest looks horrible. I truly wish all the best to all of those exposed, especially those that didn’t have a choice (secret service, police, etc).
Watching the NFL and the Covid news got me thinking maybe we really don't know the virus as well as we think we do. It's understandable since we've only known about the virus for 8-9 months. The Titans situation is what got me thinking.
The day after the Titans played the Vikings a few players and personnel tested positive. So they were probably contagious on game day and yet with violent collisions and certainly exchanging sweat, breath and mucous no Vikings have tested positive since then and were able to play yesterday. During that same period more Titans players and personnel have test positive. I kinda expected some positives from the Vikings.
And now the Chiefs-Patriots situation. Doesn't it seem a little weird that only 1 player from each team is missing tonight's game. It gets even weirder, the Chiefs player was the practice squad player imitating Cam Newton who is the Patriots players. It is the month of Halloween after all.
I'm not making any comments about the severity of the virus I'm just saying maybe we don't know everything about the virus yet. There are a great number of studies ongoing that should help us understand it more in the future.
The day after the Titans played the Vikings a few players and personnel tested positive. So they were probably contagious on game day and yet with violent collisions and certainly exchanging sweat, breath and mucous no Vikings have tested positive since then and were able to play yesterday. During that same period more Titans players and personnel have test positive. I kinda expected some positives from the Vikings.
And now the Chiefs-Patriots situation. Doesn't it seem a little weird that only 1 player from each team is missing tonight's game. It gets even weirder, the Chiefs player was the practice squad player imitating Cam Newton who is the Patriots players. It is the month of Halloween after all.
I'm not making any comments about the severity of the virus I'm just saying maybe we don't know everything about the virus yet. There are a great number of studies ongoing that should help us understand it more in the future.
I kind of question how honest some if these teams are regarding their test results.
It's interesting how it spreads easily at times, then other times not or not by test results anyway.
When I couldn't get a test in March without severe symptoms, I let my bosses know, and as soon as I had a positive antibody result I let close coworkers know, and to my knowledge none had positive AB results or had any other complications during the time I would have been infected. Some I share spaces with so you'd think it would have been a shoe-in for at least a mild infection.
I forgot my best line, the virus didn't appear to cross the line of scrimmage
Like @BillBrasky4Cy I also wonder a little about the honesty of reporting.
Adolescent with COVID-19 as the Source of an Outbreak ...
This report describes an investigation of a COVID-19 outbreak during a 3-week family gathering of five households at which an adolescent aged 13 years was the index patient.
www.cdc.gov
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