U.S. may need to extend social distancing for virus until 2022, study says

The study comes as more than 2,200 people died in the United States from the outbreak on Tuesday, a record, according to a Reuters tally, even as the country debated how to reopen its economy. The overall death toll in the U.S. from the virus stands at more than 28,300 as of Tuesday.

Giving examples of South Korea and Singapore, the researchers wrote that effective distancing could reduce the strain on healthcare systems and enable contact tracing and quarantine to be feasible. The study added that even in the case of “apparent elimination”, SARS-CoV-2 surveillance should still be maintained, as a resurgence in contagion may be possible as late as 2024.

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The US has about 1/2 month before a lawful violent uprising happens in order to reinstate the Constitution

Not. Gonna. Happen. May 5th 2020 it’s over.

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For what? Nothing would be worth that.

True and it’s because some folks are not listening, they have the it won’t happen to me mindset

This decade fucking sucks.

I may have to pull the plug on you.

Therapies (e.g. AstraZeneca) being tested as we speak, would be complete gamechanger for COVID19

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