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A West Baltimore nursing home has zero Covid-19 infections
- reedwolf 6y agoPossible front operation for the Avon Barksdale Organization?
- enchiridion 6y agoDid you read the article? It sounds like a good man doing his job exceptionally well. And yes I get the reference.
- dehrmann 6y agoI'm sure part of this is the precautions they're taking, but part is also survivorship bias. I wish reporters would acknowledge that and maybe even discuss it a bit.
- trog 6y agoKind of feels like focusing on the well-proven science behind limiting spread of infection is more useful than acknowledging that sometimes you can do nothing and get lucky.
- difosfor 6y agoAs if pay walls weren't annoying enough. > Unfortunately, our website is currently unavailable in most European countries. We are engaged on the issue and committed to looking at options that support our full range of digital offerings to the EU market. We continue to identify technical compliance solutions that will provide all readers with our award-winning journalism. PS: Why is that special? No infections, thankfully, so far in my mother's home either.
- MaysonL 6y agoFrom the article: What was the moment you realized the threat was real and that you had to take action to protect your residents and staff? “Right after President Trump said we had 15 cases and it would soon be down to zero.” I dare not put words in a Baptist minister’s mouth, but it sounds like he listened to what the President of the United States had to say, then decided just the opposite would be true. “It does sound like that,” Reverend DeWitt agreed.
- throw838r 6y agoMaybe it is the same technology that protects protesters and rioters. Some sort of invisible force fields, that prevents virus particles from infecting new people.