03-12-2020, 11:59 AM
(03-11-2020, 10:45 PM)sefant Wrote:(03-11-2020, 08:43 PM)BigDirk41 Wrote: This is such a overreaction. Do we all just cancel life until there's a cure and a vaccine?Nah it really isn't. Every expert on the matter going to tell you the same. Imo USA already reacted a bit too late. Hopefully you don't have a Italy situation on your hand very soon. The amount of tests being done in the USA is a little bit scary tbh.
Northern Italy has top notch health care (better than the USA). This should have been the ultimate warning for the rest of the world to try to slow it down as much as possible.
Otherwise every hospital gonna run on 200 % capacity and "normal surgeries" are nowhere to be found. Strokes not treated etc. pp
This is what's currently happening in Italy - they can only save a limited amount of people so they choose the younger and healthier ones who have a better chance of surviving. Instead of a death rate of < 1 % it can quickly rise to 3-5 %, if the health system is crumbling. Italy isn't exactly a 3rd world country.
When you go to the Dr they give you the worse possible scenario all the time that is what the medical industry does to avoids law suits,
The medical industry that caused the opioid epidemic in the USA cant be trusted it is all about the bottom line.
Italy as only had 12,500 people effected out of 60 million. That is . 0002 % of Italians that got the virus.