“In 2003, a novel coronavirus swept through Hong Kong, China, and Toronto.
It moved fast, killed quickly, and changed how we saw infectious disease.
This is the story of SARS: whistleblowers, cover-ups, and fear.”
“In 2003, a novel coronavirus swept through Hong Kong, China, and Toronto.
It moved fast, killed quickly, and changed how we saw infectious disease.
This is the story of SARS: whistleblowers, cover-ups, and fear.”
40% of Americans say life will never get back to “normal.”
11% say they have Long Covid.
21% say they are very (3%) or somewhat (18%) worried about getting Covid.
58%, are worried that there will be another global pandemic in their lifetime, including 16% who are “very worried” and 42% “somewhat worried.”
5% say they “always” or “very often” wear a mask outside their home, and 13% do so “sometimes.” 28% “rarely” wear a mask, and 54% “never” do.
Latest Pew Poll.
Or an exercise on "How well did Biden disappear C0V1D?"
“As we approach the five year mark of the first known case of covid-19, as we contemplate a half decade of watching a novel virus rip through our communities, our countries, our world, I wanted to do a retrospective on the pandemic.
A keeping score of sorts.”