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Originally Posted by Sooner or later
I got sick of all the name calling and took time off and went camping and fishing.
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Finished mowing, hot outside.
No name calling from me, btw.
Here is my take. The CDC and WHO had a job to do and they did not do well.
We as a nation failed to protect the most vulnerable of our population...the numbers there are at least semi-clear and are startling.
Next steps, the way to find a path forward for this and the next round of virus'.
Do the research on all CV-19 related deaths. With politics aside, it could be organized and funded, performed, in a month. That is the essential building block.
All new positive cases need to be immediately re-tested with the same testing protocol, free of charge, to establish the false positive rates for that particular test. The false positive rate is important.
Establish a consistent checklist for testing for CV-19, including, not hard, the person being tested needs to consent to releasing access to their medical information, including past CV-19 tests that may have been negative, to form a better data base.
The checklist should also include a questionnaire, just like every doctors visit ever, a symptoms yes or no list: Age, weight, BP, headache, cough, other issues like diabetes, drug use, prescription drugs, etc.
Establish a CV-19 Testing database based on actual tests and retests, follow-on information to include transition to symptomatic: follow the arc of CV-19.
Lastly, estimates of flu deaths spike at 62,000 a year in the US. I'd like to know, and we can't, how many other ills and deaths can be attributed to locking down the country, nearly destroying our economy for an additional 60 - 80k deaths.
Everybody has a number.
Looking backward:
https://www.verywellhealth.com/deaths-from-flu-2633829
Lastly plus one: the post above is opinion, not fact.