COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)

[Flawdaboi]

 

[NerdNash]

Philly.

This was last night.

 

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

 

[Kokoro]

The FDA-approved Drug Ivermectin inhibits the replication of SARS-CoV-2 in vitro - ScienceDirect

Looks like this drug Ivermectin can eliminate Covid-19 in 48 hours

this study was done in vitro though

has it been trialed in vivo at all?

 

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

Philly.

This was last night.

 

[hex]

Yea I feel you but it’s talking like, in some cases nikkas not even developing enough antibodies to pass the threshold for future protection. Like nikkas just got a handful of them shyts lol

In other words, if you get it again 3 months later.. get ready for round 2!

I hope that study is incorrect in some way

That study wasn't peer reviewed.

It's basically meaningless at this point. I don't know why the fukk people keep posting them.

Fred.

 

[Brief Keef]

Looks like Maryland got next. 1,100+ new cases today vs ~350 new cases yesterday

i gotta get a mask now

 

[NerdNash]

they took the rims down today

 

[NerdNash]

don’t think this is where the virus started. Idk man I just think it was man made. Is their any evidence saying it isn’t man made?

 

[eXodus]

i gotta get a mask now

Bro you ain’t got no masks yet????

 

[Montez]

They make too much money

 

[Chronic]

The article refers to the wet markets that still selling wild animals in Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia.

In early April—months after the COVID-19 outbreak began—PETA Asia investigators went inside “wet markets” (also called live-animal markets) in Indonesia and Thailand that are still operating. Despite experts’ belief that the outbreak started in such a market in China—and although traders have been warned by officials to stop selling dogs, cats, bats, rats, and other animals—both animal flesh and live, terrified animals are still being openly sold in live-animal markets in Asia and all over the world, including in the U.S.

 

[Rigby.]

?

 

[satam55]

We really need an antibody test for us to go back to normal. I'd love to know if I have antibodies so I can go out of the house without concern. Because right now I think I may have had it earlier in the year. If I did, then I can mentally tell myself "alright it sucked but I got through that and don't have to worry about the worst of the illness" and I can live normally.

On the other hand, not knowing, maybe I was just sick with a normal illness and I still don't know if I catch this whether I'll get it mild, asymptotically, or get the worst.

Ignoring just testing for antibodies, the US only has tested 2 million people for COVID in a country of 350 million. That is still a pathetically small number.

I don't know how it is other cities, but in the Dallas area the antibody test is already available:

This week, one Fort Worth lab started offering a new test that can reveal if a person has had COVID-19 in the past, even if they never experienced symptoms.

 

[Rigby.]

Jefferson county has had shelter in place since mid March

we’ve only learned this because of the pandemic but Jefferson County can do things independent of the governors orders


people need to start recording these convos with their bosses

this is a violation of all types of osha laws and workplace safety laws

it’s not just elected officials but businesses are really feeling the pain of not putting the most qualified people in leadership positions

It’s the only city anywhere close to a metropolitan and the most liberal county in state, you can’t compare that to the rest of us breh