Fair enough......so basically masks work only when they work and they only work in certain circumstances.
Cause I remember Redfield telling the nation masks are as or will be more effective vs the virus than any vaccine. Where does he work again?
I would assume you agree with the premise of the new recommendation as to quarantining those in close contact as stated above?
A yes or no answer will suffice.
Ex-Twitter CEO Dick Costolo tweeted………."Me-first capitalists......are going to be the first people lined up against the wall and shot in the revolution".
Is he insinuating people will be shot with water cannons Takeaduke1?
In the category of masks work....the ND Department of Health changed it's tune on quarantining close contact patients. Per the NDDH close contact individuals will no longer be recommended to quarantine for 2 weeks if the individual and the positive case to whom they were exposed wore mask when they were together. Seems like this will help keep in kids in class in the schools that require masks to be worn. This should help walk some of you off the ledge.
BTW the WF Sheyenne FB team had one positive case and somehow they contact traced 75....SEVENTY FIVE....kids on the FB team to the one case and quarantined those 75. How is that even physically possible since the CDC states close contact is within 6' for at least 15 minutes?
Nope those fans won't be tested regularly......and those fans that are willing to go to a game are ok with that otherwise they wouldn't go.
Curious......what number of fans in the Ralph would you be ok with if hockey resumes?
In the context of the question....absolutely. The bigger question is what are the actual benefits as it relates to the use in Covid19 patient. It's far from a magic bullet.
Just read where Kris Ehresmann, the infectious disease director for the MDH, was quoted The Atlantic spewing her Walz lackey fear porn about the coronavirus.
Just finished my 21 question online survey I got via email from REA on all things UND hockey as it related to potential games, seating, attendance, concessions, masks...…...
ND Covid hospitalizations down by 16 from yesterday. Of all these ND hospitals busting at the seams inpatient wise there are currently 89 hospitalized due to COVID in the state.
Meanwhile 2 more homicides in Minneapolis pushing the homicide deaths to 62 for the year so far in that city.