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Originally Posted by 77T
COVID-19 globally:
179,111 confirmed cases (11,525 new ones in last 24 hours)
7,426 deaths (475 occurred in last 24 hours)
https://www.who.int/docs/default-sou...rsn=a26922f2_4
4.1% mortality on those numbers (of course local mortality rate will vary by the coronavirus infection demographics).
We need to bend that curve downward with possible combined therapies once people have COVID-19. That part is in the hands of the health officials and medical professionals. I believe there is an answer - it will need some inventive person (aka Alexander) to untie the apparent gordian knot.
The distancing and isolation efforts can reduce the number of people exposed to coronavirus. That part is in our hands. Our efforts don’t change the conversion rate of coronavirus exposure into full-blown COVID-19 cases - but our efforts are key.
We have a two-pronged problem to solve; the first prong is in our hands. Complying with the distancing and isolation requires our personal attention. The second prong is with the professionals.
Just my take on what we can do each and every day to reduce the spread. This buys time for health pro’s to create a better treatment course to bring down the mortality rate. 
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makes sense. I hope some of our "leaders" are thinking about it along those lines.
I also hope that people are doing everything they can do take care of themselves.
I see a lot of negativity attitudes. Energy begets energy. Fact of life.
I never check Facebook. I did yesterday. 90% of what I saw was people getting drunk.
If we are going to face this down, we need to do everything we can. That includes staying healthy.
1. Drop the booze.
2. Get a lot of rest.
3. Drink a lot of water.
4. Eat as many fruits and vegetables as possible.
5. Take daily vitamins.
6. Move around, get some exercise.
7. Practice taking deep intentional calming breaths.
8. Reduce stress as much as possible.