都是新冠病人还交叉感染，搞笑吗？
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都是新冠病人还交叉感染，搞笑吗？
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给你一个中国主流媒体连接。新冠复阳的病例，中外都有不少。有报道有不少人就是不产生抗体，刚刚好了，多看了隔壁床两眼，又染上了。
无知就虚下心，不要傻笑
新冠患者“复阳”谜局：有人不产生抗体，病毒或慢性携带
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日本出现首例新冠病毒“复阳”患者中国广东“复阳”率14%-综合新闻-蒙城华人网-蒙特利尔第一中文网!
日本大阪府2月26日发布消息称，府内的一名40多女导游在感染新型冠状病毒后入院治疗，之后病毒检测结果呈阴性而出院。该女性因身体不适再次实施病毒检测，结果呈阳性。据厚生劳动省的消息，这是日本首例出院后再次被www.sinoquebec.com
这是个例。
即使用疫苗，也有一定比例的人无效。
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9 hr 53 min ago
It's morning in Europe. Here's what those just waking up may have missed overnight
A temporary hospital is set up at Temple University's Liacouras Center in Philadelphia on March 30. Matt Rourke/AP
Another macabre milestone in the United States: More than 3,000 people have now died as a result of Covid-19 in the US, and the rate of those killed each day is not expected to slow down soon.
A model cited by the White House estimated that 82,000 people could die from coronavirus by August, even with social distancing measures in place. The model, which is updated regularly, predicted Monday morning Eastern Time that more than 2,000 people could die each day in mid-April, when the virus is predicted to hit the country hardest.
At least 574 coronavirus-related deaths were reported in the US on Monday, according to a count by CNN Health. More than 160,000 have been infected in the country.
A critical 30 days ahead: President Donald Trump said he believes the next 30 days are important for flattening the curve to stop the outbreak of coronavirus. He emphasized the importance of social distancing, saying that every American "has a role to play in winning this war." Nearly 80% of the US population are under stay-at-home orders.
Every citizen, family, and business can make the difference in stopping the virus," Trump said. "This is our shared patriotic duty. Challenging times are ahead for the next 30 days."
Trump told reporters at a news conference yesterday that the administration has “talked about” a nationwide stay-at-home order, similar to those of some states, but said it would be very “tough” to enforce and “not something we wanted to do.”
Worrying signs in India: The world's second-most populous country reported 227 new coronavirus patients Monday, its highest single-day jump since the outbreak began. While the numbers in India are relatively low -- at least 1,251 patients, 32 of whom died -- fatalities have been reported nationwide by the Indian Ministry of Health and concerns are growing.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for all inside the country to self-isolate, but that is effectively impossible for the millions of people who are either homeless or live in dilapidated slums.
It's morning in Europe. Here's what those just waking up may have missed overnight
A temporary hospital is set up at Temple University's Liacouras Center in Philadelphia on March 30. Matt Rourke/AP
Another macabre milestone in the United States: More than 3,000 people have now died as a result of Covid-19 in the US, and the rate of those killed each day is not expected to slow down soon.
A model cited by the White House estimated that 82,000 people could die from coronavirus by August, even with social distancing measures in place. The model, which is updated regularly, predicted Monday morning Eastern Time that more than 2,000 people could die each day in mid-April, when the virus is predicted to hit the country hardest.
At least 574 coronavirus-related deaths were reported in the US on Monday, according to a count by CNN Health. More than 160,000 have been infected in the country.
A critical 30 days ahead: President Donald Trump said he believes the next 30 days are important for flattening the curve to stop the outbreak of coronavirus. He emphasized the importance of social distancing, saying that every American "has a role to play in winning this war." Nearly 80% of the US population are under stay-at-home orders.
Every citizen, family, and business can make the difference in stopping the virus," Trump said. "This is our shared patriotic duty. Challenging times are ahead for the next 30 days."
Trump told reporters at a news conference yesterday that the administration has “talked about” a nationwide stay-at-home order, similar to those of some states, but said it would be very “tough” to enforce and “not something we wanted to do.”
Worrying signs in India: The world's second-most populous country reported 227 new coronavirus patients Monday, its highest single-day jump since the outbreak began. While the numbers in India are relatively low -- at least 1,251 patients, 32 of whom died -- fatalities have been reported nationwide by the Indian Ministry of Health and concerns are growing.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for all inside the country to self-isolate, but that is effectively impossible for the millions of people who are either homeless or live in dilapidated slums.
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总觉得是件很简单的事，他们拖了这么久
是不是人手不够，缺送饭的或打扫卫生的，或者将病人强制留在里面也很难，理解不了
是不是人手不够，缺送饭的或打扫卫生的，或者将病人强制留在里面也很难，理解不了
9 hr 53 min ago
It's morning in Europe. Here's what those just waking up may have missed overnight
A temporary hospital is set up at Temple University's Liacouras Center in Philadelphia on March 30. Matt Rourke/AP
Another macabre milestone in the United States: More than 3,000 people have now died as a result of Covid-19 in the US, and the rate of those killed each day is not expected to slow down soon.
A model cited by the White House estimated that 82,000 people could die from coronavirus by August, even with social distancing measures in place. The model, which is updated regularly, predicted Monday morning Eastern Time that more than 2,000 people could die each day in mid-April, when the virus is predicted to hit the country hardest.
At least 574 coronavirus-related deaths were reported in the US on Monday, according to a count by CNN Health. More than 160,000 have been infected in the country.
A critical 30 days ahead: President Donald Trump said he believes the next 30 days are important for flattening the curve to stop the outbreak of coronavirus. He emphasized the importance of social distancing, saying that every American "has a role to play in winning this war." Nearly 80% of the US population are under stay-at-home orders.
Every citizen, family, and business can make the difference in stopping the virus," Trump said. "This is our shared patriotic duty. Challenging times are ahead for the next 30 days."
Trump told reporters at a news conference yesterday that the administration has “talked about” a nationwide stay-at-home order, similar to those of some states, but said it would be very “tough” to enforce and “not something we wanted to do.”
Worrying signs in India: The world's second-most populous country reported 227 new coronavirus patients Monday, its highest single-day jump since the outbreak began. While the numbers in India are relatively low -- at least 1,251 patients, 32 of whom died -- fatalities have been reported nationwide by the Indian Ministry of Health and concerns are growing.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for all inside the country to self-isolate, but that is effectively impossible for the millions of people who are either homeless or live in dilapidated slums.
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Britain is racing to convert a convention hall into the country's biggest ICU
From CNN's Mick Krever and Nick Paton Walsh in London
Work continues at the ExCel centre which is being made into a temporary hospital in London on March 31. Stefan Rousseau/Pool via AP
The UK will open the doors this week on what could soon be the biggest intensive care unit in the country -- and it was built in about a week.
As the number of Covid-19 cases in the UK began to rise, the National Health Service (NHS) realized it might be short many thousands of ICU beds.
It hopes the solution is at a massive convention space in London’s East End.
The ExCel Center is more accustomed to showcasing the latest ventilator technology than actually using it.
The coronavirus field hospital will be called NHS Nightingale, after the pioneering nurse Florence Nightingale.
“Oh my goodness, there is no comparison,” says Natalie Forrest when asked about the hospital’s scale.
She is the operational guru responsible for transforming empty halls into a functioning hospital.
When fully running, it will have 4,000 beds. At the moment, just a few dozen that CNN saw were ready.
“Obviously we don’t want to use those beds,” Forrest says.
It’s staff, rather than equipment, that medical director Dr. Alan McGlennan says he’s most nervous about running out of.
“Critical care nurses are in very short supply,” he said.
It won’t be a hospital in a traditional sense. There will be no front door, no waiting rooms. “We will be receiving patients from ICUs across London,” Forrest says.
“So not all types of patients -- just patients who are sedated and ventilated, and need to be cared for in an ICU.”
Britain has more than 25,400 coronavirus cases, with nearly 1,800 deaths, according to figures compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
Britain is racing to convert a convention hall into the country's biggest ICU
From CNN's Mick Krever and Nick Paton Walsh in London
Work continues at the ExCel centre which is being made into a temporary hospital in London on March 31. Stefan Rousseau/Pool via AP
The UK will open the doors this week on what could soon be the biggest intensive care unit in the country -- and it was built in about a week.
As the number of Covid-19 cases in the UK began to rise, the National Health Service (NHS) realized it might be short many thousands of ICU beds.
It hopes the solution is at a massive convention space in London’s East End.
The ExCel Center is more accustomed to showcasing the latest ventilator technology than actually using it.
The coronavirus field hospital will be called NHS Nightingale, after the pioneering nurse Florence Nightingale.
“Oh my goodness, there is no comparison,” says Natalie Forrest when asked about the hospital’s scale.
She is the operational guru responsible for transforming empty halls into a functioning hospital.
When fully running, it will have 4,000 beds. At the moment, just a few dozen that CNN saw were ready.
“Obviously we don’t want to use those beds,” Forrest says.
It’s staff, rather than equipment, that medical director Dr. Alan McGlennan says he’s most nervous about running out of.
“Critical care nurses are in very short supply,” he said.
It won’t be a hospital in a traditional sense. There will be no front door, no waiting rooms. “We will be receiving patients from ICUs across London,” Forrest says.
“So not all types of patients -- just patients who are sedated and ventilated, and need to be cared for in an ICU.”
Britain has more than 25,400 coronavirus cases, with nearly 1,800 deaths, according to figures compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
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Pennsylvania has more than 800 people hospitalized for coronavirus
From CNN's Laura Ly
A Pennsylvania Task Force 1 member walks amongst the beds of a temporary hospital for coronavirus patients set up at Temple University in Philadelphia on March 30. Matt Rourke/AP
There are currently about 852 people in Pennsylvania hospitalized due to Covid-19 — about 10% of all cases, state Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine said today.
Of those hospitalized, 241 have required intensive care, and 147 have needed ventilators, Levine said, adding that 12% of the state's nursing homes had at least one confirmed case.
Pennsylvania has more than 800 people hospitalized for coronavirus
From CNN's Laura Ly
A Pennsylvania Task Force 1 member walks amongst the beds of a temporary hospital for coronavirus patients set up at Temple University in Philadelphia on March 30. Matt Rourke/AP
There are currently about 852 people in Pennsylvania hospitalized due to Covid-19 — about 10% of all cases, state Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine said today.
Of those hospitalized, 241 have required intensive care, and 147 have needed ventilators, Levine said, adding that 12% of the state's nursing homes had at least one confirmed case.
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13 min agoAbout 15% of people diagnosed with coronavirus have been hospitalized in Texas
Texas Army National Guardsmen set up a field hospital at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center on March 31, in Dallas. Smiley N. Pool/The Dallas Morning News via AP
About 15% of Texans diagnosed with coronavirus have been hospitalized, Gov. Greg Abbott said during a Friday afternoon press conference.
There are currently 5,478 people who have tested positive in the state and 827 of them are hospitalized, Abbott said.
So far, 91 people have died, according to Abbott.
The state is working to identify alternative sites for medical treatment but currently has more than 19,000 hospital beds and 2,000 ICU beds available, he said.
The state received additional personal protective gear including 1.4 million face masks and 190,000 face shields, Abbott said.
13 min agoAbout 15% of people diagnosed with coronavirus have been hospitalized in Texas
About 15% of Texans diagnosed with coronavirus have been hospitalized, Gov. Greg Abbott said during a Friday afternoon press conference.
There are currently 5,478 people who have tested positive in the state and 827 of them are hospitalized, Abbott said.
So far, 91 people have died, according to Abbott.
The state is working to identify alternative sites for medical treatment but currently has more than 19,000 hospital beds and 2,000 ICU beds available, he said.
The state received additional personal protective gear including 1.4 million face masks and 190,000 face shields, Abbott said.
