Article in the Los Angeles Times. It is an interview with two doctors. I don't feel like looking at it again. But you should be able to easily find and read.[/QUOTE
i found a 2 doctor interview
https://www.latimes.com/science/story/2020-04-04/why-coronavirus-kills-some-people-and-not-others
it doesn’t talk about the virus mutating Though. I haven’t heard any discussion about mutations for weeks now so that part is interesting to find.
The sense I get from doctors up here yesterday is that
1. this is solvable.
2. the next month is going to be horrible because of all the shortages. People are going to die that would recover if the beds, meds, and ventilators were available. I haven’t seen numbers on how the city is doing, but here in my small backwoods area, there’s virtually nothing available right now, and the feds aren’t releasing their stash.
3. the 18-30 year old group is a huge problem for spreading this because they aren’t treating this disease respectfully. They are getting it and spreading it back to home, or via their jobs.
4. because of them, the earliest restrictions could lift is July.
5. things like sporting events, conventions, etc are gone until there’s a vaccine. So NFL will likely be players only in stadium, baseball is probably gone for this year.
6. there’s going to be a huge surge of PTSD in medical staff because of all the deaths and shortages, which will lead to a loss of the best medical folks leaving the business.
7. some sort of vaccine will be approved by the fall. Theres many vaccine candidates, the thinking is someone will pick one or two and push them forward before the election. The question is will it work. Nobody knows at this point.
so I’d say don’t get depressed, suck it up, yell at your kids, and start thinking about which girl you’ll see first in July.
