cnbc.com/2020/03/25/new-york-city-hospitals-are-nearly-maxed-out-former-fda-chief-says.html
-Hospitals in New York City are nearing capacity due to an influx of coronavirus patients, former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said.
-COVID-19 has aready killed 192 people in New York City, according to Johns Hopkins University.
-The virus has infected more than 15,500 people in New York City, which accounts for over 25 percent of all cases in the U.S., according to Hopkins.
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WHO does not include "recovered" in their reports, poorly defined
who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/situation-reports
New: "Recovered" drops dead, surge of reinfections
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28-Feb: Israeli "recovered" case tests positive again
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28-Feb: South Korea "recovered" case reinfected
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27-Feb: Xuzhou first case reinfected weeks after "recovery"
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27-Feb: "Recovered" in Japan sick again: reinfected or dormant
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26-Feb: 14% of "recovered" in Guangdong test positive again
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21-Feb: Patient reinfects himself after "recovery"
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19-Feb: "There is a likelihood of relapse", expert says
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14-Feb: Reinfection possible and even deadlier
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31-Jan: Patients can get reinfected, no immunity after "recovery"
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Virus hides in neurons, indefinitely escapes recognition
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Virus invades nervous systems
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17-Mar: Italy first case tests positive again after "recovery"
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14-Mar: Cruise ship "recovered" case reinfected in Japan
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Who cares? Back to Work America!
Just dont have an accident or anything :^)
Check how many crematoriums there are in New York city and you'll be pleasantly surprised.
>192/8,500,000 killed by coronavirus
How many were killed by street gangs in the same time period?
You can bet on how many people will get infected and die from coronavirus with coronacoin $nCoV
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>Former
It's always a former