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I too, wonder about this. The article starts with: > Some infectious disease experts But only two experts quoted in the article predict a potential pandemic.
by hliyan 7y ago
I too, wonder about this.
The article starts with:
> Some infectious disease experts
But only two experts quoted in the article predict a potential pandemic.
The main worry, though is that it's infectious while asymptomatic, which apparently was not the case with SARS:
> Tools like quarantine and isolation—which were key to controlling SARS—are unlikely stop spread of a virus that can transmit during the period from infection to symptoms, experts say.
Also, of those who died, how many were weak/immunocompromised to begin with, and how many were healthy adults?
- internet_user 7y agoEveryone is so fixiates on deaths. 25% of SARS survivors have lungs mangled so badly they cannot exercise or walk very much. Does that count as healthy adults not dying?