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They walk through two doors at the end of the hall, recovered or dead. For many of them, they have only started, we'll find out the real numbers when they hav
by molticrystal 7y ago
They walk through two doors at the end of the hall, recovered or dead. For many of them, they have only started, we'll find out the real numbers when they have finished being sorted out.
Also there are a lot of people who are "recovered" and tested negative, but a few days later were testing positive again. Either the testing kits are testing for the wrong things or are defective in some way, or there is the possibility the disease is biphasal or/and retreats to a reservoir in the body.
- qeternity 7y agoThere are not “a lot” of reinfected. There are a few reported cases and they’re as confusing as they are worrying.
- LatteLazy 7y agoI haven't been able to find good sources on this, not that I'm disputing it, plenty of other viruses remain in people's system long after they are "cured". Either way, I think any hope of containing and exterminating the virus is long gone. We will likely all get this eventually. The question is whether we can manage that process so that hospitals are not overrun by the people who need inpatient care.