Or a host of other things. Like an active parent who can help assist and supervise their child’s learning process.
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Shouldigo12
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? How do you propose we find treatments? I agree we need to find an effective protocol, but it's not like doctors are throwing everything and the kitchen sink at patients for the fun of it. We don't have an effective protocol because we have no clue what works, and we won't until we start getting some results back from trials.
TheDisneyDaysOfOurLives
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Because the head of the CDC warned of it?
CDC warns 2nd, stronger wave of coronavirus could hit U.S. next winter
The head of the CDC is warning a second wave of the coronavirus could hit next winter and it could be worse because it will coincide with flu season.
abc7.com
John park hopper
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Yes I do I bought text books all through college
And then he explained what he really meant beyond the catchy headline and he specifically said the virus itself wouldn’t be worse and that he was just pointing out why the flu shot is more important than ever this year.Because the head of the CDC warned of it?
CDC warns 2nd, stronger wave of coronavirus could hit U.S. next winter
The head of the CDC is warning a second wave of the coronavirus could hit next winter and it could be worse because it will coincide with flu season.
flynnibus
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Because sometimes in medicine IMHO I think we spend more time looking for zebras when there a horse staring us in the face.
I am in no means a scientist However if they suspect so "many" have had it then ramp up antigen testing and covalecent serum. Test all O neg HCWs for start. Consider using serum earlier in the disease process. Look at D dimer and ferritin levels, why give it when it has progressed so far?
I would gladly sign up to be milked like a cow, then spend an extra day working ICU.
But then again, what the hell do I know lol.
DisneyDebRob
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Yes, so can caffeine. In fact most things we enjoy can be. My point was is that if they are finding that nicotine has benefits to helping control this, maybe they can dig deeper and find something safe along the lines of nicotine to help. Early studies, who knows what can come out of it but we can hope.
They are throwing darts at a moving target, hopefully they hit it sooner then later.
Mander
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That wouldn't be ideal for most students long term. Two weeks? Sure. Even then you'll have varying success depending on the student and the circumstances. Plus you miss out on so much social and emotional learning when you aren't in school. I haven't been in a K-12 classroom since 2014 but at the time my district was heavily emphasizing collaborative, hands on work. My students rarely did work out of their textbooks. That would all be difficult to replicate at home with students my themselves. Even the college students I work with now are hating their online experience. The vast majority I speak with want to be on campus in the fall or may take a semester off.
xdan0920
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The headline is ridiculously misleading.
So can water
MotherOfBirds
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Apparently it’s the nicotine that could help.
Coronavirus: Nicotine patches to be tested on patients after study suggests smokers less likely to catch COVID-19
Researchers stress people should not start smoking, pointing out it kills half of those who start.news.sky.com
Looks like I picked a bad week to quit smoking
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GoofGoof
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In fairness the headline should read 2nd wave of coronavirus could hit the us in the fall or maybe it won’t and if it does hit it could be more or less severe than wave 1, we really don’t know. I imagine they couldn’t fit that on the newspaper
The moral of the story boys and girls is that everyone should go get a flu shot this year
_caleb
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Some have said that running the parks at 50% capacity will not generate any revenue for the company. Do we know (roughly) what capacity is the break-even point? Obviously there are many factors to consider in determining costs (immediate, long-term, public perception, etc.), but does anyone have a handle on Disney parks margins?
Polynesia
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I haven’t gotten a flu shot in several years. This year I will get one to not just protect me but others around me. I learned my lesson
cjack300zx
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So what do you do if you have to sneeze and you're wearing a mask? Do you just sneeze into your mask, then you would be walking around with a mask full of whatever came out of your mouth and nose or do you take your mask off and sneeze into the bend of your arm? I imagine that would make anyone around you very unhappy that you took your mask off to sneeze and possibly exposing them to any virus that you may or may not have.
I will as well for this year.I haven’t gotten a flu shot in several years. This year I will get one to not just protect me but others around me. I learned my lesson
You sneeze into your mask and take it off & replace it with a new one as soon as you are in a safe position (alone & with a hand washing/sanitizer option) to do so.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
I haven’t gotten a flu shot in several years. This year I will get one to not just protect me but others around me. I learned my lesson
i have gotten one every year since my first child was born. Before that, basically never. Hah.
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