Coronavirus 2019-2020 thread (no unsubstantiated rumours!)

localizer

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From 0 to 24:00 on April 13th, 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps reported 89 newly confirmed cases, of which 86 were imported cases and 3 were local cases (3 cases in Guangdong); New death cases; 3 new suspected cases, all imported cases (2 cases in Shanghai, 1 case in Inner Mongolia).
  On the same day, 75 newly discharged cases were cured, 1674 close contacts were released from medical observation, and 5 severe cases were reduced.
  There are 905 confirmed cases imported overseas (including 37 severe cases) and 72 suspected cases. A total of 1464 cases were diagnosed and 559 cases were discharged and no deaths were found.
  As of 24:00 on April 13, according to the reports of 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, there are 1170 confirmed cases (including 116 severe cases), 77738 cases of discharged cases and 3341 deaths A total of 82,249 confirmed cases were reported, and there are 72 suspected cases. A total of 720,544 close contacts were tracked, and 8612 close contacts were still under medical observation.
  There are no newly confirmed cases in Hubei, 25 new cases were cured and discharged (25 cases in Wuhan), and there were no new deaths. There are currently 219 confirmed cases (218 cases in Wuhan), including 69 severe cases (68 cases in Wuhan). A total of 64,363 cases were discharged from hospital (47,211 in Wuhan), 3221 cases were dead (2579 in Wuhan), and 67803 cases were diagnosed (50008 in Wuhan). There are no new suspected cases and no existing suspected cases.
  31 provinces (autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government) and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps reported 54 new cases of asymptomatic infections, including 5 cases of asymptomatic infections imported from abroad; 67 cases were diagnosed on the same day (66 cases imported from abroad); Observation of 46 cases (9 cases imported from abroad); medical observation of 1005 cases of asymptomatic infections (237 cases imported from abroad).
  A total of 1447 confirmed cases were reported from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan: 1009 cases in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (397 discharges and 4 deaths), 45 cases in the Macau Special Administrative Region (13 discharges), and 393 cases in Taiwan (114 discharges and 6 deaths) ).
 
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supercat

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Situation in the U.S. on April 13 at 8:00 pm EDT:

Notice: the Johns Hopkins website seems to have jumped the shark and posted 10,000 more new cases than the other 2 websites I linked to. So I took the liberty of taking 10,000 off from their number of new cases :p

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On April 13, excluding Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan, there are 3 domestic and 86 imported new cases. There are 54 new asymptomatic cases. There is no death nationwide. There are 3 new suspected cases, all imported. There are 77,738 cured cases and 1,170 existing cases.

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Rettam Stacf

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It's underreported in many countries that are hit badly. They can't be bothered to deal with cases in aged care facilities as it isn't their priority now.

Culturally, old people in China still prefer to live with their children. Assisted living is just beginning to gain some acceptances. Otherwise, China's confirmed cases and death toll would be much higher than the 82K+ and 3.2K+, respectively.
 

SteelBird

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yes there are news article been racism usually from right wing or smaller media outlet, but there are also alot article criticizing them. Take Trump calling china virus for example it generated alot hate toward Asian in US, almost every news and health official criticizing it, eventually Trump drop it.
Trump is calling "Wuhan virus" again this morning.
 
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ZeEa5KPul

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I've had a somewhat troubling thought that perhaps the medical experts here can help me address (and hopefully dispel): just how effective would a vaccine be? We have new flu vaccines every year yet plenty of people who take them still get sick with influenza. SARS-CoV-2 is at least as infectious and has an order of magnitude higher lethality; could a vaccine bring that lethality and danger down to flu levels?

A lot of that danger comes from the fact that SARS-CoV-2 is a novel virus that no one has any immunity to. Once widespread immunity is attained through vaccination or surviving infection, would the virus get demoted to just another component of the seasonal flu milieu?
 

localizer

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I've had a somewhat troubling thought that perhaps the medical experts here can help me address (and hopefully dispel): just how effective would a vaccine be? We have new flu vaccines every year yet plenty of people who take them still get sick with influenza. SARS-CoV-2 is at least as infectious and has an order of magnitude higher lethality; could a vaccine bring that lethality and danger down to flu levels?

A lot of that danger comes from the fact that SARS-CoV-2 is a novel virus that no one has any immunity to. Once widespread immunity is attained through vaccination or surviving infection, would the virus get demoted to just another component of the seasonal flu milieu?

Who knows at this point, the more people it infects, the more quickly it can evolve. The quicker we get to a good vaccine, the more likely we can control future outbreaks.

The quicker the world is lifted out of poverty, the better we can prevent future outbreaks. But right now the goal seems to be isolating China and sending it back to the dark ages.
 
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