This would be prosecuted over here.

Pretty sure that wouldn't be prosecuted here but people would call them out on it to the point where their jobs were untenable

Several confirmed cases where I work; woke up with a fever this morning goodbye gamers

De Blasio has already admitted why they lied to the public: they didnt want ordinary people to buy up the limited mask supplies that officials wanted to preserve for healthcare workers:

https://www.nationalreview.com/news/coronavirus-crisis-bill-de-blasio-says-city-deemed-masks-unnecessary-in-order-to-preserve-supply-for-medical-workers/



The exact same has happened in Austria, Germany and most of Europe too. Officials saying that ordinary facemasks dont offer protection and shouldnt be used, and now, over the last couple of days, one by one, the governments have revised this recommendation.
What a stupid way to waste their most valuable resource during a health crisis: public trust in the government and the institutions.

The UK government did much the same thing. It was never official policy to "go the herd immunity route," that was just the assumption taken by people who didn't get an answer they wanted when they questioned government officials about it.

Bye Felicia.

Keep checking your temperature and don't hesitate to go to the hospital.

At what temperature is he supposed to go to the hospital?

Best overview/visualization of the data:



don't forget all the widespread under reporting going on!

This post was edited by Kayeto on Apr 4 2020 06:54am

I heard that hospitals are the place where corona viruses party

^Jupe

At days 7+ if you are not on the improvement road you need to be checked out. It’s not necessarily degree of fever. No NSAIDs

Tell all your friends and family

Decompensation especially in younger individuals is typically happening after this point. People walking into ER after they have had fevers for 7 days with oxygen saturations in 60-70s and coding soon after. You DONT need a cough

Day 7+ if you are still feeling like shit go get formally checked out. If you truly don’t want to get checked out the Best device to have at home to gauge your status is a pulse oximeter, that I think you can get from Walgreens. The day your symptoms start , count to day 7. Fevers, chills , myalgia, distortion in taste/smelling, cough , shortness of breath, diarrhea are all relatively common symptoms. Don’t be a statistic.

Of course if you feel you are really struggling before day 7 then get checked out, but definitely by day 7 if still having fevers then go

The People that go downhill deteriorate violently fast (hours). Our hospital has policy where patients at this time point regardless of admission criteria will be closely monitored for 24-48 hours. I wonder as bed availability because more scarce (not there yet) if this policy will change

This post was edited by Bazi on Apr 4 2020 07:42am