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Originally Posted by T3rminator
What were the results?
IMHO, when the world has had sufficient time to test and fully analyse ALL available data, I think there are going to be a lot of people and nations with eggs on their faces. That's assuming the truth ever comes out. It took them about 10 years to be certain on the origin of SARS.
The reason China's death count went up by 50% is because they went and back tested and back counted. It will probably keep rising as they continue to back count and back test. Certain countries might be reluctant to do that because they might be afraid of what they will find. CNN has just reported that the first case in the US is now thought to be a lady in California on Feb 6th. Much earlier than initially thought.
"One victim was a 57-year-old woman who died on February 6, and the other was a 69-year-old man who died on February 17, the county said. The county did not name the woman, but Cabello told the Los Angeles Times and CNN that she was Dowd, his sister.
Neither patient had a recent history of travel that would have exposed them to the virus, Santa Clara County Department of Public Health Director Dr. Sara Cody said in a Wednesday news conference, and officials are presuming both cases represent community transmission."
First death was caused by community transmission? 
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/04/23/u...ath/index.html |
https://news.usc.edu/168987/antibody...ngeles-county/
https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/www....st-ny.amp.html
I’ll leave you to review but the infection on both sides of the US are much more far spread than first thought.
I’ve read somewhere, but not run the numbers myself, that it puts mortality rates below .04%...