COVID-19 & US healthcare system - thread relapse

[Dartz]

The questions are being asked here aswell. There's an undercurrent of frustration starting to build. The reality is - nobody's quite sure when is the right moment to re-open. It's not like Appollo 13 where there's a defined moment where you Have to power things back up - it's much guesswork. Especially since we've no idea how endemic the virus is - the rate of 'Community Transmission' in known cases suggests it's massive.

1/4 cases is a healthcare worker. Only a few of them caught it in the course of their duties - most got it outside the hospital. They're overrepresented because they're overtested.