Heartbreaking, but a responsible decision.Up to 200 Britons will be flown out of China on Thursday, and put into quarantine for two weeks in the UK.
'I've been told my wife must stay in Wuhan'
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Heartbreaking, but a responsible decision.Up to 200 Britons will be flown out of China on Thursday, and put into quarantine for two weeks in the UK.
'I've been told my wife must stay in Wuhan'
Heyya Inthedetails
Just Googled
Air quality China.
Wuhan in bad zone.
Southern China has worst air quality.
The U.S. added coronavirus screening checkpoints at 15 additional airports across the U.S.:
Screenings were already in place in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and Atlanta.
The checkpoints have been expanded to:
Anchorage, Alaska
Boston, Massachusetts
Dallas, Texas
Detroit, Michigan
El Paso, Texas
Honolulu, Hawaii
Houston, Texas
Miami, Florida
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Newark, New Jersey
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
San Diego, California
Seattle, Washington
Washington, D.C. (Dulles)
San Juan, Puerto Rico
People will also be screened at border crossings in El Paso and San Diego.
Nearly 6,000 Infected with Coronavirus; Plane Carrying More Than 200 Americans from Wuhan, China, Lands in Alaska | The Weather Channel
They're too busy at DIA getting it ready for the Illuminati.No DIA (Denver International)
Boo moo
That has my attention. China is very insular, they don't want anyone to know their business.
When they asked for assistance, I think that things are worse than reported.
I don't know what to think. At first I was not trusting what China was putting out. Then I watched the WHO presser and felt better about China being transparent. Now not so much. I guess WHO isn't going to make such a claim without evidence of it. I guess we will know more in the days to come. Sigh.....
Perhaps they are "self-quarantining" within their own homes? IDK.
CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Cabbie kicks out arriving Wuhan passenger
•Jan 28, 2020
I was really trying to be hopeful.I don't believe China is being transparent, quite the opposite.
Isn't that what is being recommended elsewhere - for people to remain home for 14 days to make sure they don't have the virus?I don't believe China is being transparent, quite the opposite.
I felt the same hope during the WHO conference, but then thought perhaps all the praise for China was to put a spotlight on them, to make it easy for them to start being transparent, to put them in the light of being cooperative. Let them save face, ykwim?I was really trying to be hopeful.
Biopharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson is mobilizing dozens of scientists to research the genetic code of the Wuhan coronavirus in hopes of developing a vaccine that can stem its spread. If the company is successful on that front, it will be able to leverage its massive global manufacturing capacity to produce hundreds of millions of vaccine doses for use worldwide.
The rapid spread of the coronavirus has prompted a slate of biopharma companies to begin researching vaccines, but Johnson & Johnson is the biggest to enter the fray.
Johnson & Johnson's antiviral treatments for HIV could offer the best chance for people who are already infected with coronavirus. So far, J&J has donated 300 boxes of Prezcobix, an HIV medication containing the active ingredients darunavir and cobicistat, to the Shanghai Public Health Clinical Center and Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University for evaluation. It also donated 50 boxes to the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention for research purposes. In 2019, Prezcobix sales exceeded $2.1 billion worldwide.
Johnson & Johnson Joins the Hunt for a Coronavirus Vaccine | The Motley Fool
Coronavirus may be spread by touching contaminated surfaces, WHO warns as global cases surge past 6,000 and the death toll hits 133
There is evidence that the coronavirus 'can also be spread via fomites - when the virus survives on inanimate surfaces for a short period of time,' said Dr Maria Van Kerkhove, a member of the WHO's emergency committee on the outbreak.
If the possibility becomes a certainty, it's a worrying revelation for hospital settings, where patients coming to be diagnosed and treated for coronavirus may touch chairs, tables, beds, railings and much more
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-7943865/Coronavirus-spread-touching-contaminated-surfaces.html
@Bravo Thank you. I’m sorry your brother has Crohns. It was the lifetime pneumonia vaccine I was given.
I was really trying to be hopeful.