Apr 2, 2020
2:59:39pm
2:59:39pm
LOL, you said it's a fact that "the majority of cases are asymptomatic"...
This is nowhere near fact. It is understood that people are carriers for several days (up to 27, ave = 5) before sypmtoms arrive, but in ALL cases so far... symptoms eventually did show up. Nobody has PROVEN to be asymptomatic forever.
Yes some people have hald "mild" symptoms, meaning high fever, cough, etc. but not needing other care. But they all had symptoms
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I wonder what the false negative test rate is. For example my niece attended a conference in Washington
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