COVID-19 is SARS only way MORE CONTAGIOUS!!!

..."were"..
Are you retarded?


Honest question...

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SARS and MERS are different than COVID-19.

All experts (including the China CDC) agree they are different.

COVID-19 is more contagious, but less deadly, than SARS.

SARS is the condition associated with the virus, not the virus itself.

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome

It is a different virus, bit can have the same effect (SARS) However, it is less likely to cause SARS.

The kill rate according to data is 3% but if you take into account that there are probably as many unreported cases, the true kill rate is probably less than 1%

THE CHICKENS HAVE COME HOME TO ROOST



THE COVID-19 HAS MUTATED FROM A CHINESE SPECIFIC KILLER PATHOGEN TO FATALLY INFECT WESTERNERS TOO




Since you are here, how are things in Hong Kong? Is the CCP telling the truth about sickness numbers?

best of luck OP


hope you are preparing; as a long time prepper and now this,


best of luck OP

Thanks, I will need it, my job involves traveling constantly.

Did the Iranian Coronavirus mutate from the China one or was it a secondary bio attack? Are we witnessing the opening volley of WW3 in the form of biological attacks? Will it escalate? Is someone in possession of a Samson Option virus?

SARS2 is much more contagious than AIDS and capable of killing more than 32 million in a much faster timeframe.

AIDS has been slowly killing people for decades now and this thing could race around the world and kill tens of millions in the blink of an eye, relatively speaking.

But we don’t know how it’s going to turn out. Nobody knows.

Covid is like SARS and Aids put together. Recovered patient's lungs or inflicted organs will be maimed

You're going to have to do better than Wikipedia.

AIDS isn't airborne, for one.

orthomolecurar.org will save us

My understanding is this thing is a form of the corona virus mixed with HIV SARS and something else.

You’ve got it backwards. The virus is SARS2, the condition it causes is covid19.

Like the HIV virus causes AIDS.

I was going to say something but was like holy shit, I shouldn’t converse with someone that doesn’t know the difference between were and we are, aka we’re

Has aids ever brought multiple nations economies and normal functions to a complete standstill?

And you know shit is getting real when people have stopped comparing it to the flu and jumped to comparing it to HIV/aids.

By the way this is not the same virus as SARS 1 OP is tarded.

I remember john stewart and stephen colbert doing DAILY SHOW skits on SARS in 2003/04 AND PEOPLE WERE LOOSING THEIR SHIT THEN, ITS called pantshitters syndrome.

You still don’t get it.

SARS2 is more infectious than SARS1 and the condition it causes is covid-19.

Yes, SARS2 only has a kill rate of about 2% compared to 10% for SARS1, but 2% is enough to eff up the global economy but good.

that's not even true anymore

SARS2 kills at rate greater than 6%

No, I don’t believe that at all.
There are too many thousands of cases out there that we don’t know about.

Here, read this.
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and what ever it is my bank thinks it's serious. got this in my email today.

As you know, the level of concern surrounding the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) has continued to increase. At Bank of Hawaii, we are committed to the health and safety of our employees, customers, and community, and will remain proactive in our response. To ensure we continue to serve our customers in the best way possible, we are monitoring all coronavirus-related developments and have created a web page to update you about banking services, health tips, and other useful resources:

Bat SARS -> Pangolin HIV + SARS -> Human COVID-19 -> Human COVID-19 L-type

And there are many deaths you don't know about.

Just look at the South Korean & Italian numbers.

Just look at outside of China numbers ...

South Korea has been doing a great job testing.
What is their CFR?
I don’t know, you tell me.

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How to calculate the mortality rate during an outbreak
At present, it is tempting to estimate the case fatality rate by dividing the number of known deaths by the number of confirmed cases. The resulting number, however, does not represent the true case fatality rate and might be off by orders of magnitude [...]

A precise estimate of the case fatality rate is therefore impossible at present.
2019-Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV): estimating the case fatality rate – a word of caution - Battegay Manue et al., Swiss Med Wkly, February 7, 2020


The case fatality rate (CFR) represents the proportion of cases who eventually die from a disease.

Once an epidemic has ended, it is calculated with the formula: deaths / cases.

But while an epidemic is still ongoing, as it is the case with the current novel coronavirus outbreak, this formula is, at the very least, "naïve" and can be "misleading if, at the time of analysis, the outcome is unknown for a non negligible proportion of patients." [8]

(Methods for Estimating the Case Fatality Ratio for a Novel, Emerging Infectious Disease - Ghani et al, American Journal of Epidemiology).

In other words, current deaths belong to a total case figure of the past, not to the current case figure in which the outcome (recovery or death) of a proportion (the most recent cases) hasn't yet been determined.

The correct formula, therefore, would appear to be:

CFR = deaths at day.x / cases at day.x-{T}
(where T = average time period from case confirmation to death)

This would constitute a fair attempt to use values for cases and deaths belonging to the same group of patients.

One issue can be that of determining whether there is enough data to estimate T with any precision, but it is certainly not T = 0 (what is implicitly used when applying the formula current deaths / current cases to determine CFR during an ongoing outbreak).

Let's take, for example, the data at the end of February 8, 2020: 813 deaths (cumulative total) and 37,552 cases (cumulative total) worldwide.

If we use the formula (deaths / cases) we get:

813 / 37,552 = 2.2% CFR (flawed formula).

With a conservative estimate of T = 7 days as the average period from case confirmation to death, we would correct the above formula by using February 1 cumulative cases, which were 14,381, in the denominator:

Feb. 8 deaths / Feb. 1 cases = 813 / 14,381 = 5.7% CFR (correct formula, and estimating T=7).

IT could be estimated by simply looking at the value of (current total deaths + current total recovered) and pair it with a case total in the past that has the same value. For the above formula, the matching dates would be January 26/27, providing an estimate for T of 12 to 13 days. This method of estimating T uses the same logic of the following method, and therefore will yield the same result.

An alternative method, which has the advantage of not having to estimate a variable, and that is mentioned in the American Journal of Epidemiology study cited previously as a simple method that nevertheless could work reasonably well if the hazards of death and recovery at any time t measured from admission to the hospital, conditional on an event occurring at time t, are proportional, would be to use the formula:

CFR = deaths / (deaths + recovered)

which, with the latest data available, would be equal to:

3,385 / (3,385 + 55,632) = 6% CFR (worldwide)

If we now exclude cases in mainland China, using current data on deaths and recovered cases, we get:

343 / (343 + 1,877) = 15.5% CFR (outside of mainland China)


Now let's look at South Korea:

CFR=deaths / (deaths + recovered)
=40/(40+135) = 22%


So right now ... it appears the world is facing a pandemic with 6% to 15% death rate.

Calling BULLSHIT



South Korea’s fatality rate is only 0.6%
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That’s much worse than seasonal flu but it’s not DOOM.

And keep in mind that they’re Asian and therefore probably more vulnerable genetically than Europeans.