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![]() As for empirical data, that appears as the subtitle on a textbook cover—one of two textbooks I've authored:
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What about the phrase “novel coronavirus” do you not understand? In case you didn’t know, novel, as an adjective, means new. Sent from my iPad using Winnipesaukee Forum mobile app
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I take Think's graph as a way of explaining how covid has grown as an actual killer, not just an expected killer. You may remember (haha) a significant number of our penpals asserting that covid is not a big deal because current deaths were low relative to other causes of death at a particular point. As we can see from the graph, that is no longer the case
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I saw today that hospitals in NH are seeing a 40% reduction in cardiac arrest cases and they cannot figure out why.
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