Technically, this would not be a “second wave” as the “first wave” never ended in the United States, however, this country will likely see a genuine accumulation of Covid-19 coronavirus cases later this fall or winter.
Cases of Covid-19 coronavirus appear to be spreading in many parts of the country in recent weeks. If the existing Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, the “Infinity Saga” of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, would still be the “oh, it’s not someone named Thanos” level and before level” what the hell an Ant-Man is. “A study published in The Lancet last September reported that until the end of July, less than 10% of the US population has been able to do so. UU. se had inflamed with Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS-CoV2) coronavirus at some point, meaning the virus still has many opportunities to continue spreading, and this does not even take into account the option that SCABS-CoV2 immunity is not the result of infection or dissipates over time.
The United States has never controlled the spread of the virus. With more than 7. 6 million cases and more than 213,000 deaths already and a maximum of states that continue to show upward trends, the United States has involved the virus and a couple of subsequent findings may involve its “Venti, half milk, half watermelon, half lemonade, extra hot, split quadruple shots, all in this bass, no milk foam. “
As I reported earlier for Forbes, an epidemic in New Zealand has shown how some new cases can temporarily lead to a lot more. So, expecting things not to get worse in the US is not going to get worse. But it’s not the first time In the short to long term it would probably be like waiting for the Kardashian. not post anything on social media. At this point, the virus could also say “I am inevitable” to this country. With so many other people in the country still carrying the virus, even a small substitution can make a more competitive impact Here are 8 points that can also make a bad fall and winter:
1. Lower the humidity and lower the temperatures.
Covid-19 coronavirus is not the flu. I repeat, it’s not the flu. Flu and Covid-19 are not the same. Flu and covid-19 are not the same, as Yoda would say.
However, both are respiratory viruses. And influenza has long shown a “seasonal” pattern. Flu cases tend to start in the fall and winter and decrease in the expired spring and summer. Studies have indicated several conceivable mechanisms for this observed fluctuation that are dependent on temperature and relative humidity. As Anice C. Lowen, PhD, and John Steel, PhD, of the Emory University School of Medicine described in a Journal of Virology publication, influenza viruses can last longer in warmer temperatures. cold. Furthermore, relative humidity can replace the length and composition of respiratory droplets that carry viruses. As the relative humidity decreases, the salts in the respiratory droplets can crystallize, resulting in a decrease in salt concentrations that are greater for virus survival. Less water vapor in the air can also cause more water to evaporate from the respiratory droplets, leading to a smaller length of the respiratory droplets. Smaller droplets can travel farther and stay in suspension longer. These droplets can also involve higher concentrations of live virus.
Then you. Your setting is not only a wonderland, it also serves as an amusement park, becoming with the seasons. With low temperatures and relative humidity, airway defenses may not be as strong. the waste of your airlines would possibly not work as effectively.
There is an intelligent possibility that the same mechanisms will be at play for SARS-CoV2. To date, two studies, one conducted in 30 provinces of China and published in the journal Science of The Total Environment (as opposed to Science of A Fraction of the Environment) and a few others in New South Wales, Australia, and published in the journal Cross-Border and Emerging Diseases have shown that, over time, minimized relative humidity is related to an increase in the number of cases of Covid-19 coronavirus. , the Australian study showed that a minimum of 1% in relative humidity was correlate with an increase of 7% to 8% in reported cases of Covid-19. This study did not discover any agreements with temperature, precipitation or wind speed. it’s not the heat, it’s the humidity.
It also remains in the brain that higher transmission can also result in more severe cases of Covid-19 and potentially high mortality. Similar to dazzling, not all Covid-19 coronavirus infections are the same. The initial amount of viruses (and imitation diamonds) possibly would as suggested by a brief article in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases, the more viruses your airlines first enter, the worse the infection could end. Therefore, if respiratory droplets are intended to involve higher amounts of active virus when temperature and drop in moisture, the resulting infections may also be more harmful and fatal.
2. Reopening of companies.
There is an explanation as to why many companies were closed in March and April, that explanation still exists. If SARS-CoV2 transmission was reduced during the summer due to high temperatures and relative humidity, this can result in false reopening protection. Also, opening a business while the virus is still spreading on the surrounding network can be a bit like throwing slices of cheddar cheese on an Apple computer and calling it macaroni and cheese. This provides the false superficial feeling that everything is fine when in fact it is not.
3. Reopening schools.
This deserves its own category for an important reason: young people can be disgusting. Separating them can be like separating magnets that need to paste objects into other people’s ears. Children, as well as adults who behave like young people, can treat barriers such as regulations. of a presidential debate They are unlikely to attach the regulations of social estification unless there are immediate consequences or someone temporarily lowers a cone of silence.
4. Move from meetings to internal meetings.
Compared to the internal configuration, the external configuration has more ventilation for the virus and more area to allow others to stay at least a Denzel away from each other (Denzel Washington is approximately 1. 80 meters high). Staying outdoors last fall and winter may be more feasible in warmer places; However, in colder places, spending most of your time outdoors can be as convenient as dressing up in a thong to play ice hockey.
5. Influenza and respiratory diseases.
Things can become confusing when other winter diseases also occur. What causes this fever?Is Covid-19, influenza, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), adenovirus, not enough timbre or anything else?At the beginning of the course of Covid-19 disease, it can be difficult to accurately say what you might have. At the White House, you may not have access to normal tests. You may end up without a Covid-19 case, think it’s anything else, and therefore not isolate yourself and don’t seek attention early enough. This can also lead to more instances and less appealing effects for you.
Another fear is that Covid-19’s Shepherd’s Pie combo and respiratory diseases may end up overloading emergency rooms and clinics, which can lead to situations where health care is not as smart as it could be, leading to more widespread and worse outcomes.
In addition, poor health with a virus can make you more vulnerable to Covid-19, this is because other diseases can occupy your immune system, making it less difficult for SARS-CoV2 to sneak in and wreak havoc.
6. People who do not take precautions.
You might have noticed that other people aren’t as cautious on those days as in March and April. See, for example, a recent tweet from Ohio Governor Mike DeWine:
In fact, many other people behave like lifelong lovers who have become damaged with everyone and are still communicating. The inevitable flashback would possibly come. First, small false steps occur. “Wow, I stood in someone else’s Denzel for a moment. I may not do it again. ” O’, for me they gave me my mask. Next time, I’ll have it. Then, when nothing bad seems to happen, more steps. “Maybe this face mask is rarely very obligatory after all,” or “Maybe you’ll come to that chorus doing a song, the song ‘WAP’. “I don’t know exactly how they gave you up to this point. Yes, it’s the viral edition of the respiratory virus of foolproof sex. “
Instead, with conversion seasons, now is the time to be more competitive with precautions. For example, when Cologne, Germany, detected an increase in the number of cases, it doubled or made a verdoppelt in the application of the mask and other measures. :
7. Disinformation campaigns.
Surprise, surprise, there is incorrect information about the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. Yes, it’s shocking. Everything you post on Facebook or listen to at the local bar is correct.
All the wrong data that has circulated has made it even more complicated for the virus. People are less likely to take the obligatory precautions when they are mistakenly told that the virus is not as severe, it is no worse than flu or flu. it will simply disappear. Much of the wrong data was, in the words of Billie Eilish’s song, “!!!!!!!”He often gets rid of truth and science.
The challenge is that political and monetary agendas motivate the dissemination of this incorrect information, if you claim that the virus is not serious or has spread as a biological weapon, businesses can simply reopen without taking precautions or that the national reaction still does not look like Serious as a fire in a dumpster. As U. S. elections approach, guess if incorrect information in the flow will increase or decrease. If you answered “down,” where exactly do you get your information?
8. Lack of a coordinated plan.
On a score scale from A to F, this federal government has obtained a “W” as in “WTH Happens”. Or not. Whether pretending that the virus will magically disappear, letting states handle what is a national emergency, turning what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says and do to become the genuine source of an epidemic, The Trump administration’s reaction to the pandemic has generated complaints even from primary clinical journal editors. As I noted for Forbes, primary clinical journal editors unanimously criticizing the president of the United States is in fact unprecedented, telling him that something is wrong in the response The chaotic nature of the federal reaction has made Game of Thrones a romantic comedy by Matthew McConaughey through comparison. And it wasn’t good, it’s okay, it’s okay.
There is still no indication that the federal government has a transparent strategy on how to deal with a building imaginable in cases this fall or winter. On the other hand, countries such as South Korea, Taiwan, New Zealand and Australia acted very temporarily with transparent science-backed methods when much smaller SARS-CoV2 outbreaks occurred in their countries in the months after March.
It is not transparent when the increase might occur. Will it arrive before November 3rd, which is National Sandwich Day?Wow, anything else happens that day, too. Are you recovering from The National Stuffed Egg Day, which is celebrated on November 2?Celebrating Kendall Jenner’s birthday? Oh, that’s true, Election Day in the United States is November 3. Will Thanksgiving bring more than turkey and then a week of turkey sandwiches, turkey stew, turkey wonder, not a turkey wonder and turkey pie?Or will there be a recovery later in December, January or even February?
Predicting the long term is as complicated as predicting the long term. If you could have only predicted the long term, you would have bought obscene amounts of toilet paper last December and created a Iamsellingtoiletpaper. com. So it’s not transparent when some other one will get an increase. Prepare, because this pandemic is far from over.
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I’m a writer, journalist, teacher, systems modeler, computer science and virtual fitness expert, avocado eater, and entrepreneur, not always in that order. Currently, I am a Professor of Health Policy and Management at the City University of New York School of Public Health (CUNY), Executive Director of PHICOR (@PHICORteam), Courtesy Professor at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, and Founder and CEO by Symsilico. My previous positions are Executive Director of the Global Obesity Prevention Center (GOPC) at Johns Hopkins University, Associate Professor of International Health at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Associate Professor of Medicine and Biomedical Informatics at the University of Pittsburgh, and Senior Manager at Quintiles Transnational, pursuing equity studies in biotechnology at Securities and co-founder of a biotechnology / bioinformatics company. My paintings have come with the progression of approaches, models, and IT teams to assist fitness and fitness resolution creators on every continent (except Antarctica) and have received support from a wide variety of sponsors such as the Foundation. Bill and Melinda Gates, NIH, AHRQ, CDC, UNICEF, USAID, and the Global Fund. I have written more than two hundred clinical publications and 3 books. Follow me on Twitter (@bruce_y_lee) but don’t ask me if I know martial arts.