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This is the kind of information we have to remember that neither the CDC nor the President nor any of the governors had: that is, the first COVID-19 death in the US was no later than Feb. 6 and was in California, rather than the one originally thought to be first mortality, which was on Feb 28 in the state of Washington.
This isn’t something to beat other people over the head with, but something to learn from. In the future, I think we’ll want to have public health departments testing for novel communicable diseases as broadly and as early as possible–that is, as soon as it is certain that persons have traveled into an area who were previously in an area where an infection is in the community. No one can manage what they don’t know they have.
This isn’t something to beat other people over the head with, but something to learn from. In the future, I think we’ll want to have public health departments testing for novel communicable diseases as broadly and as early as possible–that is, as soon as it is certain that persons have traveled into an area who were previously in an area where an infection is in the community. No one can manage what they don’t know they have.
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