Ya' Cousin Cleon
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At my clinic in Florida, as of Monday, we stopped testing everyone, now we only test if you meet cdc guidelines? Wonder why
Coronavirus Cases In Georgia, Florida Decline Despite Businesses Openings
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Field Marshall Bradley
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Thanks. To me, the trick is to be certain that the ones that were sent home don’t have symptoms that escalate into something serious. If the ones that have very few symptoms or asymptomatic remain that way, then this could be over sooner than later.... if everyone continues to practice preventive methods and social distancing that is....
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Can't....Jersey beaches closed, but I would do it, not a punk out here...
RammerJammer
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you see it too?
According to some, the South was supposed to be a graveyard by now
Guess we'll wait another two weeks
The sun is shining. The weather is nice. It’d be great if this was the factor keeping the cases lower in the South. Fingers crossed.
Florida is a wild state. Half the “crazy guy did insert thing here” stories seemingly comes out of there 
Thats great news if it is for a fact trending down like that ... but ummm, something doesnt seem right here. Considering how the virus is popping back up in other parts of the world that have reopened For example,these headlines are both from this week:
Renewed outbreaks in South Korea, Germany and China show continued risk as more countries seek to reopen
New lockdown in Iran after coronavirus spike
Situation in GA and FL seems fugazi, I hope black folks illnesses/deaths from this shyt arent being under reported
Renewed outbreaks in South Korea, Germany and China show continued risk as more countries seek to reopen
New lockdown in Iran after coronavirus spike
Situation in GA and FL seems fugazi, I hope black folks illnesses/deaths from this shyt arent being under reported
Jordan>>LeFrozen
It was written in the Bible
Bro what is the truth 
yea Either way I’m good. I’m teleworking and don’t live in Atlanta so I ain’t missing shyt by not being out in bumblefukk GA.
This cool if true tho.
This cool if true tho.
I ain't gonna blame you cause those guys should know their geography better.
The populated parts of Iran are in the mountains. Their outbreak peaked in March, when Tehran was having lows of 30s-50s and highs of 60s-70s. That ain't "summer weather."
Australia ain't "currently" in summer, their summer ended in February and their winter starts just two weeks away. It was already fall when coronavirus hit them. And it did NOT hit them hard, they've only had 98 deaths in the entire country. That's certainly not big proof that it spreads just as easy in the warmth.
Breh, all the studies posted in that link support my point.
"An early Chinese study suggesting that, for every 1°C rise in temperature, daily coronavirus cases decreased by 36% to 57% when relative humidity was 67% to 85.5% and that, for every 1% increase in relative humidity, daily cases decreased by 11% to 22% when the average temperature was about 5°C to 8.2°C (41°F to 47°F). "But these findings were not consistent across mainland China," they said.
Another Chinese study found that rising temperatures and humidity can slow coronavirus reproduction but identified an R0 of nearly 2, suggesting that it is still highly contagious under these conditions. (The R0 [R-naught] is a reflection of how many people each infected person will infect.)
Also in China, research demonstrated sustained coronavirus transmission despite changing weather conditions in different parts of the country that ranged from cold and dry to warm and humid.
A study of 121 countries and areas showed that case growth rates were highest in temperate regions and that rates of growth peaked in areas with a mean temperature of 41°F and decreased in warmer and colder climates. Another study of 310 regions in 116 countries also found an inverse relationship between humidity and temperature and coronavirus incidence.
A Hong Kong study found that, in a suspension of COVID-19 in virus transport medium at 39.2°F, there was only a 0.6-log unit reduction after 14 days. At 71.6°F, there was a 3-log unit reduction after 7 days, and the virus was undetectable after 14 days. At 98.6°F, there was a 3-log unit reduction after 1 day and no virus detection thereafter."
I didn't say it "can't" spread in the warmth, I said it doesn't spread as effectively. And all those studies agree.
I didn't say it "can't" spread, I said it spreads slower and less effectively. How many deaths has your hot ass desert area had? Which state?
That's like saying that because AIDS "can" spread via vaginal sex, sticking your thang in a vagina is just as dangerous as sticking it you know where else.
The evidence so far as shown that coronavirus spreads best in cool dry climates and has worse survival rates in hot humid atmosphere. That doesn't mean it "can't" spread in warm humid weather, it means the chances are weaker. Once you get below a certain chance, it dies out.
Why do these simpletons not understand basic English? Just like other colds/flus/respiratory illnesses, COVID CAN STILL SPREAD in hot and humid environments, it just CAN'T SPREAD AS EFFICIENTLY because those conditions can weaken/kill the virus. It thrives in cooler, dryer conditions.
It's like how people pointing out that younger populations were much less likely to die of the disease was suddenly turned into people saying younger populations can't get the disease at all.
You letting a closed sign stop you from going to the beach?
Ion know breh, sounds like a punk ass bytch to me
Bushmaster69
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No mysteries. Just lies and misinformation.