maxwhenderson

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   by maxwhenderson 7y ago

   Fixed!
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   by maxwhenderson 7y ago

   sorry about this! Hopefully fixed shortly.
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   by maxwhenderson 7y ago

   Hey guys - owner of the model in question here. Yes, that's exactly right, but 3 months (or even 1 month) may be enough time to prevent unnecessary deaths by preparing hospitals, getting more ventilators, rolling out testing, and hopef
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   by maxwhenderson 7y ago

   Hey - owner of the model in question here. The idea here is to buy time; time to roll out testing (so only those that test positive need to isolate), prepare beds and ventilators, and develop therapeutics (vaccines are likely quite a bit fa
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   by maxwhenderson 7y ago

   Hey guys - owner of the model in question here. Thanks for your feedback, and yes, the model isn't perfect. Idea is just to give some forward-looking picture for policy-makers to use to make decision. Interestingly, the model is not ne
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   by maxwhenderson 7y ago

   Hey - admin of covidactnow here. I don't think anyone has any idea if this will recur, mutate, etc. The key is to buy time, now. To add hospital capacity, develop therapeutics and vaccines, and learn more about the disease...