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Dr. Martin Blaser Answers Coronavirus Questions From Twitter - Tech Support

Dr. Martin Blaser Answers Coronavirus Questions From Twitter - Tech Support

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Dr. Martin Blaser, MD, uses the power of Twitter to answer the internet's questions about the coronavirus. When should we expect to see mutations? Does COVID-19 have a lifespan? Is coronavirus the 0. 01% that soaps and sanitizers can't kill? Dr. Blaser is a professor of medicine and infectious diseases at Rutgers University and chair of the Human Microbiome
Date: 2022-07-06

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-_Can_- you get one (corona type) viral infection _-on top-_ of another? Not very common, but absolutely. A patient in Iceland tested positive for simultaneous infection of _two _-_separate_-_ strains_ (mutations) of this coronavirus, a couple of days ago. Iceland is doing wide community testing, and have discovered 40 different mutations/strains of the virus so far.
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Where did you get your information that the coronavirus is different Europe than it is in China?
Brought it up to some medical prefessional friends of mine after watching this, and every one wanted my source because that was the first they had ever heard that. Far as they're concerned they're fighting the same thing that's everywhere.

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Without tests the number of confirmed cases is low. Which in effect inaccurately raises the mortality rate.
In South Korea where they have tested people excessively, the mortality rate is 0. 07%
While in the US it's about 1. 2% currently on the CDC website
The Peele with mild symptoms stent being counted in the US

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Made in China - as always. Someone should ask why China is still allowed to have those exotic food markets going where ANYTHING is considered food. Reptiles, bats, cats and what have you. Now that they have spread SARS, pig flu, bird flu, Corona and probably lots we don't even know of, isn't it time to shut them down?
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Tens of millions of test kits? WHAT. He has no idea what he's talking about. You need MULTIPLE tests (at least 2, PER PERSON. Just in the US, you're going to need upwards of a billion test kits made for the next year. And then that's only for the strains we know about.
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I am confused about the below questions. Please help.
Can the Corona Virus spread through the scent of the infected person?
If coronavirus is non-living then how does it dies on different surfaces after different times?

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Aren't antibodies present when you have the virus and your body is in the act of fighting it? If so, this makes the antibody test useless as a way of telling if you HAD the virus, because you could still have it.
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All of this because someone had the brilliant idea of eating bats and/or pangolins, farmed in very poor sanitary conditions, and not even cooking and washing them properly before serving them. Jeez.
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Is anyone concerned that the recent Trump briefings don-t include a doctor? Where is Dr. Fauci? What part of hosting celebrity apprentice prepared him to give us advice about a pandemic?
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Thank you Dr. Blase for this valuable information. I believe that with over 40 years and experience like your, we can fully rely on your information.
Thanks again and keep safe.

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