#COVID19Updates | #Iraq's Health Ministry reports new 35 coronavirus cases today#BaghdadPost #CoronaVirusUpdate #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/WgNOtwEhw2
— The Baghdad Post (@BaghdadPostPlus) April 20, 2020
#COVID19Updates | The UK registers new 4,676 Coronavirus cases and new 449 deaths.#BaghdadPost #COVID19 #UK #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/TbOFZGRjCl
— The Baghdad Post (@BaghdadPostPlus) April 20, 2020
Los Angeles County has 200,000+ with Wu antibodies
LOS ANGELES ‐ Hundreds of thousands of Los Angeles County residents may have been infected with the coronavirus by early April, far outpacing the number of officially confirmed cases, according to a report released Monday.
The initial results from the first large-scale study tracking the spread of the coronavirus in the county found that 2.8% to 5.6% of adults have antibodies to the virus in their blood, an indication of past exposure.
That translates to roughly 221,000 to 442,000 adults who have recovered from an infection, according to the researchers conducting the study, even though the county had reported fewer than 8,000 cases at that time.
This is at least the 4th USA study to produce the same 'many, many people had it' result which would show that the Wu is far more communicable but far less lethal than estimated previously.
LOS ANGELES ‐ Hundreds of thousands of Los Angeles County residents may have been infected with the coronavirus by early April, far outpacing the number of officially confirmed cases, according to a report released Monday.The initial results from the first large-scale study tracking the spread of the coronavirus in the county found that 2.8% to 5.6% of adults have antibodies to the virus in their blood, an indication of past exposure.
That translates to roughly 221,000 to 442,000 adults who have recovered from an infection, according to the researchers conducting the study, even though the county had reported fewer than 8,000 cases at that time.
This is at least the 4th USA study to produce the same 'many, many people had it' result which would show that the Wu is far more communicable but far less lethal than estimated previously.
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Los Angeles County: 2020-04-16 Elon Musk: "What I Find Most Surprising is That CNN Still Exists"
Los Angeles County: 2020-04-10 Coronaplague Update: Chinese-made medical supplies to France conditional upon adopting Huawei technology
Los Angeles County: 2020-04-01 Sheriff Villanueva ousted as as head of emergency operations
NBER research study conclusion: "The Subways Seeded NYC's Massive COVID Epidemic"
...as leading expert argues Britain's crisis peaked BEFORE lockdown
Kentucky sees highest spike in coronavirus cases after lockdown protests
Massachusetts seen as a new coronavirus hot spot as cases surge
Another decline in New York, as 478 people dead in the last day from #COVID19, against 507 yesterday pic.twitter.com/BrgWmnzlmP
— Guy Elster (@guyelster) April 20, 2020
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[So, wait a minute. I thought Fauci said he wasn't an economist and it was his role only to provide medical advice. Geeeeesh.]
[ZeroHedge] President Trump's top doctor on the White House coronavirus task force has pushed back against protesters demonstrating against stay-at-home orders, warning that the US economy won't recover until COVID-19 is "under control."
"This is something that is hurting from the standpoint of economics," Fauci acknowledged during an appearance on ABC's "Good Morning America," in comments which sharply contrast with those by President Trump, who has encouraged the protests, Bloomberg reports.
"Unless we get the virus under control, the real recovery economically is not going to happen," Fauci added. "So what you do if you jump the gun and go into a situation where you have a big spike, you’re going to set yourself back."
Anti-lockdown riots break out in Paris amid anger at police 'heavy-handed' treatment of minorities after Macron extends social distancing to fight COVID-19 until May 11