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HERE is an example of the FDA granting emergency approval for a blood antibody testing device. You will see it is very specific on what criteria were met by the manufacturer to satisfy the FDA and what ongoing regulations and compliance are required. |
i still like 'kung flu' the best but i do have a serious question - why does anyone believe its tv responsibility to keep residents informed of this health issue ? other than the pools are open/closed, squares are open/closed, pickleball courts... yada, yada, yada
what else is there tv should do ? who in tv should do it ? the real estate brokers ? the local radio station ? the daily newspaper ? what ? who ? when ? why ? where ? don't adults usually inform themselves ? |
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District Announces Phased Plan to Reopen Amenities Safely for Residents to Use
In today's edition of the Daily Sun (4/22/20), there is a "Recreation & Parks News" insert. On page 5 of that insert is the District's "phased" plan to reopen Amenities, starting May 4th.
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there comes a point when having too much data makes it far too challenging to convert the pieces into reliable information that can be acted upon
I really don't need to know how many folks in the various Villages have tested positive for covid-19 to continue to play it safe If I knew how many people in Leesburg and Fruitland Park tested positive that wouldn't make a difference for me If you're waiting for the 'all clear air raid siren' to sound off, it ain't gonna happen....there's still way too much unknown about how this might balloon out of control again continue to play it safe, go buy a couple of jig saw puzzles on Amazon and stop worrying about it |
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Syphilis seem to appear in Europe about 1495. However, there is controversy about whether it existed before then. Every European country named it after another country which it blamed, the French disease, the Neapolitan disease, the Polish disease, etc. so naming a disease after where people thought it originated is very common throughout history. If it was distributed from Native Americans to Europeans, it would seem like justice, considering the Europeans wiped out Native American with small pox and other diseases they had no immunities to. This virus CAME FROM CHINA. Just a fact, not racism. Can call it the China virus but SARS came from there too.
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I don't exactly understand why you are blaming TV for this. I am sure they do not have the answers either. Who would have collected it and how? There are sites online that answer many of your questions. I don't know if they are using remdesivir but what does knowing do for us. If they are yay I guess, if not are you going to move? This virus is new and the professionals are still trying to figure it out. When/if they do I am sure it will be published. I have not felt the need to know the answers to all your questions, they have not even occurred to me. The news which I fell is important is what to do to prevent the virus from spreading. Although it is very unpopular, sheltering in place and keeping a six foot distance is the news we needed to hear. And we have. Thanks for venting your concerns, venting often helps.
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The number of cases and deaths have been published on the internet every day. It is done by county so knowing which county you live in helps, since we are located in three counties.
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It's a shame that threads including responses to people you've blocked are still visible unless you block every single person who responds to that one person you blocked. Makes blocking that one person a lesson in futility. |
As far as the number of Villages cases, **************.com breaks out the cases by the 3 counties, then breaks out by cities in that county so you will get The Villages data. They post it everyday after the numbers come out for the state.
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I have been monitoring the website floridadisaster. I like it because it drills down and provides demographics by county. You can see if the person affected was male or female, their age, if they traveled, etc. Because I have lots of time on my hands I decided to plot the number of new cases each day for Sumter, Marion, and Lady Lake counties as well as The Villages on a graph to see if there was a pattern or any “curve”. Interestingly, I found no trends or even a curve. The number of reported cases each day appears to go up and down randomly. Overall though, the number of reported cases each day in The Villages appeared to be the most consistent with the least variation. Likewise, with the exception of a few days of high activity since tracking this, the number of new cases in The Villages is relatively low (less than 5 per day and lately only 1-2 per day). In comparison, Sumter county had a huge spike most recently of 22 cases in a single day, all men, avg. age 55. So, I found this data interesting and of course I realize the data on this website may have many errors, but it does provide a point of reference. So, if you are interested in statistics like me, you can go to this website and check out the data, and perhaps you will see what I do... measures you are taking in The Villages appear to be working as the number of new cases each day remains relatively low. You are all doing a great job!!
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