@weischoice I hope that 2% voted yes a joke. Your newsletter is an invaluable resource and i hope you take the time to rest and reset. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into it
The NBA will also provide twice-a-week testing for household members of players and staff, memo says. League is encouraging that to "enhance their protection throughout the season."
And also with Massachusetts- the vote in 2016 to vote against putting a cap on how many patients a nurse oversees is leading to inadequate care as hospitals fill up and nurses have to take care of more patients without proper staffing.
Important point that article addresses: the main study cited about death rates was based on those w/private health insurance. Those w/out private insurance do not get the same level of care. Something that deserves more attention.
@New_Narrative But when it came to Jamal Khashoggi, a journalist who was dismembered at a Saudi consulate, Pompeo refused to implicate higher levels of Saudi Arabian gov't and MBS by playing word games & saying "there is no direct link".
Zuckerberg just said he's really disappointed in the government's response to coronavirus/how CDC and Fauci are being undermined: https://t.co/Bt9FlmUadT
The experts say that bc there's not enough tests. The player in the NBA who 1st got it had minor symptoms, and only got tested for it after the fact. If he didnt have the privilege of being in the NBA & getting the test, by your reasoning he would've never been tested.