> The news on Cornavirus is in trending significantly in the positive direction
Positive in terms of increasing case numbers, yes.
Positive in terms of increasing case numbers, yes.
As the number of people I know who have caught it grows, I have to say I don't really see that as a negative thing.
Most of the new cases are in the young-adult demographic.
Almost universally they suffer no long term complications and the most unpleasant part of the sickness is being confined to their home for a week and a half.
Number of confirmed cases is the wrong metric.
We know very well by now who is at elevated risk.
If you are not in the elevated risk category, and you are able to avoid those who are at elevated risk, then there is very little for you to worry about.
Citation please.
As a relatively young person suffering from the long-term consequences of this disease, I am infuriated whenever anyone says something so false.
Citation please.
Is it actually false? Your one case does not a fact make. What percentage of confirmed cases in people under the age of, say, 40, result in long term complications?
Edit: Corrected punctuation and replaced "statistical fact" with just "fact".