> Limiting infections - especially in higher risk demographics - seems critical at this point. We've already failed at this - it's in the community, cases are

> Limiting infections - especially in higher risk demographics - seems critical at this point. We've already failed at this - it's in the community, cases are popping up with no known contact with an infected person. Asymptomatic cases are contagious for several days, and in a large chunk of patients it presents as a common cold that they won't go to the hospital for, and even if they could there isn't enough capacity to do the necessary testing. Game over.