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Sad thing in the US is that there are too many politicians and not one state or even county that wants to agree with another.

True as a general comment about the 50 states, but NY, CT and NJ have been acting in unison from Day 1. Just call them New Jersicut or the "Tri State Team":

 

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Warning of serious brain disorders in people with mild Covid symptoms

Doctors may be missing signs of serious and potentially fatal brain disorders triggered by coronavirus, as they emerge in mildly affected or recovering patients, scientists have warned.

Neurologists are on Wednesday publishing details of more than 40 UK Covid-19 patients whose complications ranged from brain inflammation and delirium to nerve damage and stroke. In some cases, the neurological problem was the patient’s first and main symptom ...

... “We’re seeing things in the way Covid-19 affects the brain that we haven’t seen before with other viruses,” said Michael Zandi, a senior author on the study and a consultant at the institute and University College London Hospitals NHS foundation trust.

“What we’ve seen with some of these Adem patients, and in other patients, is you can have severe neurology, you can be quite sick, but actually have trivial lung disease,” he added.
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Apart from fatalities, many doctors now fear that Covid-19 will leave behind an entire generation of disabled people. Contrary to what many think, there are many health conditions that cannot be diagnosed without invasive procedures. Doctors often don’t know what is causing their patients’ symptoms.

 
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Saying to be very concerned about the magnitude of the events that have followed one another in the past few days, the City of Mercier asked the Montérégie Public Health Department that a mobile screening clinic be dispatched to the territory.
The information was confirmed in a press release on Tuesday afternoon.
"We are very pleased with the rapid response from the public health department and we offer them all of our logistical support," said Mercier mayor Lise Michaud.

Recall that the origin of a possible outbreak would be at least two parties, including one held in Saint-Chrysostome or sixty young people were present on June 28.
The Montérégie Public Health Department told La Presse that people present at a party in Saint-Chrysostome and another party elsewhere on the South Shore were declared positive at COVID-19.

Many young people do not think of others and especially of all the collateral damage.

Which means that the coronavirus is still present.

We must not let our guard down.
 
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Many young people do not think of others and especially of all the collateral damage.

They never have. Why does this surprise people. Fiscal irresponsibility, Promiscuous sex, excessive drinking, experimenting with drugs, reckless driving (at least males) and hence why young males pay some of the highest insurance rates. This is all in line with the Scorpion and the Frog fable. We need to plan around human nature and not the other way around.

By the way, we were like them in our youth (at least most of us). We just can't remember or see past our new found wisdom that comes with age ...
 
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They never have. Why does this surprise people. Fiscal irresponsibility, Promiscuous sex, excessive drinking, experimenting with drugs, reckless driving (at least males) and hence why young males pay some of the highest insurance rates. This is all in line with the Scorpion and the Frog fable. We need to plan around human nature and not the other way around.

By the way, we were like them in our youth (at least most of us). We just can't remember or see past our new found wisdom that comes with age ...

Yes Fromtheoutside, I agree with you.
There are all possibilities, but I think that in the bars the most important would be the consumption of alcohol.

OMG, yes in my twenties I was irresponsible. Today I'm a dad, and if my childrens were doing what I was doing, I would be totally discouraged.

As Confusius said "the wise man learns from his mistakes, and the even wiser man learns from the mistakes of others"
 

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The Coronavirus is still there, and very contagous.

Trump rebukes Fauci: We are in a good place on Covid-19

This YouTube video is alarming. Dr. Fauci said that if one continues to deny the existence of the coronavirus, in November there will be 208,000 dead.

Now I'm afraid!!!
 

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Well it's sure as hell better than Bunker Boy's.

Actually Fauci is much more at fault than Bunker Boy.
Bunker Boy can claim ignorance as he is not a highly regarded medical professional, just an arrogant egotistical prick like most politicians.

Fauci on the other hand has been a spineless yes man downplaying this whole shit show from early February and only recently since it is obvious that it is getting completely out of control has he suddenly grown a bit of balls to speak like a medical professional instead of a brown nose.
 

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Coronavirus: Upward of 8,000 state prison inmates to be released in wake of San Quentin outbreak.

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration on Friday green-lighted the early release of more than 8,000 state prison inmates in response to surging COVID-19 infections in California prisons, in essence conceding their inability to control the virus among the incarcerated.

The releases, set to occur on a “rolling basis” between now and the end of August, will involve low-level offenders and older inmates who officials say pose less risk to public safety.

An as-yet-uncertain number of those may actually have the virus at the time of release and will be moved into quarantine; others will be infection-free but are being released because the state cannot guarantee their safety while in prison.
 

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Criminals are being turned loose on society in all States, not just California, although that is a very significant release. We are getting into every man for himself mode.
 

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Did they ever say why Trumps idiot attorney landed back in jail after being released because of covid early release?
 

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It seems like trumps inner circle has this “I can get away and do what ever I want.” Dude went to jail. Got lucky and was released to home and wow, now this..
 

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Just to point out, the states with ultra high infection rates in the beginning are now the ones being the better state for infections, makes you wonder about herd immunity as some people dismiss.
 

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Just to point out, the states with ultra high infection rates in the beginning are now the ones being the better state for infections, makes you wonder about herd immunity as some people dismiss.
Spain did an extensive study involving 60,000 people and estimate that only 5% of the Spanish population had antibodies against the coronavirus.

 
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Just to point out, the states with ultra high infection rates in the beginning are now the ones being the better state for infections, makes you wonder about herd immunity as some people dismiss.

It’s not heard immunity. Eager beavers state Ct has a low as F rate of infections, no ones died and hospitalizations are low. It’s because they are following the CdC’s Guidelines to the tee. It’s not heard immunity, it that the virus isn’t really circulating in the community. Not heard immunity. CityMd, a franchise priority care facility is stating that in the area of queens NYC which got hit like a bitch they are finding close to 60-70% + antibodies in people who are requesting antibody testing. This is the area where they had fridge trucks to pack bodies outside the hospital. The are of queens where trump grew up. Maybe they hit herd? Who knows? However if you take all of NYC, highly unlikely, and especially the whole state of NY has not achieved heard immunity.
 
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From what I have observed here in CT that is correct. Local businesses in my community have been very aggressive applying the CDC guidelines. My liquor store down the road has a sign in front that says "DO NOT ENTER WITHOUT MASK", and the supermarkets are doing the same. It's because the Governor threatened their asses with shutdown if they did not obey CDC guidelines. The governments of the States have to take the lead, and lead. That is why the Sensational 6 are the Sensational 6. Maine was the strictest State of all 50 States and look at their actual case rates. Very low. They did not actually reopen until well into June. All of the Sensational 6 states had later reopening and more rigid guidelines than the other States.

And I hate to say I told you so to our friends down in Texas, but they all were behaving like "its a NY and CT problem" back in April, and acting like things would return to normal there because it was not really an issue. And that attitude got their whole state in trouble and now all of us have quarantined against Texas.
 

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SolT there is no herd immunity against the coronavirus anywhere in the world....and it won`t happen till there is an effective vaccine that is given to 95% of the world in a relatively short window of time.
There is mounting evidence that CV antibodies fade after several months .
 

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From what I have observed here in CT that is correct. Local businesses in my community have been very aggressive applying the CDC guidelines. My liquor store down the road has a sign in front that says "DO NOT ENTER WITHOUT MASK", and the supermarkets are doing the same. It's because the Governor threatened their asses with shutdown if they did not obey CDC guidelines. The governments of the States have to take the lead, and lead. That is why the Sensational 6 are the Sensational 6. Maine was the strictest State of all 50 States and look at their actual case rates. Very low. They did not actually reopen until well into June. All of the Sensational 6 states had later reopening and more rigid guidelines than the other States.

And I hate to say I told you so to our friends down in Texas, but they all were behaving like "its a NY and CT problem" back in April, and acting like things would return to normal there because it was not really an issue. And that attitude got their whole state in trouble and now all of us have quarantined against Texas.

Same in NJ, they got the former CDC director advising Murphy. But they got the shore. @ beginning of whole pandemic Murphy tried to be nice and was telling all the bars down there to act wisely but....nope, everyone was packin’ in the bars, shoulder to shoulder, this was in March when weather showed point of getting nice and Murphy was like “I was nice, tried letting you guys be responsible” didn’t work and shit down. They got decent #’s now.

I still think Cuomo is gettin more hype than he deserves. A lot of governors have done well and better than him. Especially EB’s boy Lamont. I would still take cuomo over trump. Cuomo asked for the field hospitals the navy ship and army core of engineers, no way trump woulda sent that on his own. Hes having rally’s putting true self made entrepreneurs like Herman in the hospital.
 
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