margarita25
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Hoping to see more information about this as I catch up:
From the above link:
- Bank of England governor Mark Carney said that the virus was "from an economic perspective, already bigger than SARS"
- Postal operators in the US, China and elsewhere have said the suspension of flights is having a major impact on global flows of letters and parcels
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From the first link:
“The budget request would trim funding for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention by almost 16 percent. HHS officials said they want the CDC to focus on its core mission of preventing and controlling infectious diseases and on other emerging public health issues, such as opioid abuse.
Officials propose to take the money that would normally go to fund individual disease prevention activities and funnel it into a single block grant to states. The budget says chronic diseases such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes have common risk factors, and thus consolidating funds “can help magnify the public health impact.”
Although the budget reduces overall funding for global health, from $571 million to $532 million in 2021, officials carved out an extra $50 million for global health security, which are measures aimed at disease detection and emergencies. That bump comes at the expense of international HIV/AIDS programs, which is being cut by about $58 million.
The budget proposes to give the National Institutes of Health, the government’s biomedical research center in Bethesda, Md., a $38 billion budget for fiscal 2021, about $3 billion less than the total NIH has this fiscal year. Priorities at NIH under Trump include research on the opioid epidemic and stimulants such as methamphetamine, developing a universal flu vaccine, and the second year of a childhood cancer initiative.
The president’s other health priorities include more funding for Trump’s initiative to nearly wipe out HIV transmission in the United States by 2030, which would receive $716 million, shared by several agencies, in his 2021 budget.”
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From the second link:
“The proposed budget would also trim funding for the CDC by almost 16% and reduce overall funding for global health from $571 million to $532 million in 2021. The Trump administration in turn seeks to increase funding for research on quantum computing and artificial intelligence, with President Donald Trump additionally seeking to give NASA a multibillion-dollar grant to assist the agency in putting astronauts back on the moon.”
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I would like to see this addressed at a WHO PC and/or by Dr. Fauci, if they agree it’s a possibility that the incubation period can be more than 14 days.
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In Depth: How Wuhan Lost Its Grip on Thousands of Suspected Coronavirus Cases - Caixin Global
Feb 07, 2020
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I saw something similar to what you just said in another article. I think it was one by @dixiegirl1035 a few pages back, marking spot to find it in case I dose off or get sidetracked.
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