Re:SARS-CoV-2 titers in wastewater are higher than expected ...
by gwbas1c on Friday April 10, 2020 @12:50PM
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At that point it was a cold.
My wife occasionally works in an emergency room, so the advice she gave me is the same advice that anyone else with the same symptoms would have from a doctor following the CDC's instructions.
She just thought it was a seasonal virus.
Edit: It wasn't until mid March that we (MA residents) suspected it was in the wild. Basically, there was a reported case that came through Logan airport in February, and then when it came out that the incubation period was 2 weeks and many cases just resembled a bad cold, everyone started to suspect that there were a lot of asymptomatic cases in the state that we didn't know about.
My wife occasionally works in an emergency room, so the advice she gave me is the same advice that anyone else with the same symptoms would have from a doctor following the CDC's instructions.
She just thought it was a seasonal virus.
Edit: It wasn't until mid March that we (MA residents) suspected it was in the wild. Basically, there was a reported case that came through Logan airport in February, and then when it came out that the incubation period was 2 weeks and many cases just resembled a bad cold, everyone started to suspect that there were a lot of asymptomatic cases in the state that we didn't know about.