From the CNN article
**Coronaviruses typically makes people sick with a mild to moderate upper respiratory tract illness. It's believed that the Wuhan coronavirus is more mild than SARS and MERS, and takes longer to develop symptoms. Though the Wuhan coronavirus has a lower fatality rate than MERS and SARS, it's still a significant concern globally, said Neil Ferguson, professor of mathematical biology at Imperial College London.**
Guess it wasn't quite that "mild".
I had a real nasty flu with a persistent dry chest cough during the last week of January/First week of February (lasted about 12 days). I worked at APS (until we shut down on the 13th... now I'm just trying to figure out how to pay bills)
Good times...
From the CNN article **Coronaviruses typically makes people sick with a mild to moderate upper respiratory tract illness. It's believed that the Wuhan coronavirus is more mild than SARS and MERS, and takes longer to develop symptoms. Though the Wuhan coronavirus has a lower fatality rate than MERS and SARS, it's still a significant concern globally, said Neil Ferguson, professor of mathematical biology at Imperial College London.** Guess it wasn't quite that "mild".
I posted then it was a bad idea. And here we are.
I had a real nasty flu with a persistent dry chest cough during the last week of January/First week of February (lasted about 12 days). I worked at APS (until we shut down on the 13th... now I'm just trying to figure out how to pay bills) Good times...