Bad news: cats can.
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With the coronavirus spreading rapidly around the world, some pet owners have raised concerns about whether their pets can become infected and pass the virus along to other animals and, oh yeah, people.
Bad news: cats can.
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With the coronavirus spreading rapidly around the world, some pet owners have raised concerns about whether their pets can become infected and pass the virus along to other animals and, oh yeah, people.
We opted for a “doctor supervised off-label test” instead of a randomized control test. Here’s why.
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Dr. Fauci has consistently dissed the use of hydroxychloroquine because there hasn’t been a large-scale, double-blind control test proving its efficacy.
There are plenty of field reports, patient testimonials and doctors prescribing the drug “off-label” (or even using it themselves as a prophylactic).
But, Dr. Fauci advises that we all just chill for a year or so until the “proper” scientific testing is done.
That point-of-view hits close to home.
Here’s a very personal story…
Cumulative U.S. Deaths
10,943 Worldometer
10,993 JHU
IHME Model Cumulative US Death Projection:
81,766 by Aug. 4 Rev. DOWN 11.765 on 4/4
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1,323 Daily New Deaths Worldometer
See technical note below chart
3-day average relatively level
IHME Model Peak DND Projection:
3,130 on April 16 Revised UP 486 on 4/4
Technical note: Worldometer’s calculation of DNDs sometimes falls out of sync with their reporting of Total Deaths. Probably due to reporting issues on granular state data. We check the Worldometer Total Deaths against the JHU reporting … and do our own calculation of DNDs by comparing day-to-day Total Death numbers.
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State-by-State Detail