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Solving the dry ice challenge for COVID vaccine
SkyCell says it will begin manufacturing an airfreight container that takes less ice, enabling flights to be loaded with more COVID vaccines. (www.freightwaves.com) Más...Sort type: [Top] [Newest]
Your last point is profound. All countries have their challenges with some possessing more of the selfishness that you mention which does make things harder in some countries more so than others.
Science will find a way and the wanna-be's and huckers will drop the wayside.
You must not be from the US as Canadian deaths attributed to C-19 are ~12,000 and Mexico ~104,000. What country has only 1 death due to C-19? Are you suggesting that governments are playing the numbers?
County. Not country. There are 3,007 counties in the US and another 135 county equivalent jurisdictions making a total of 3,142. Our county (c-o-u-n-t-y) has had 427 positive tests, 17 hospitalizations and 3 deaths out of a population of 77,000. Chances of surviving if infected based on those numbers is 99.3%. The adjacent county, with about half the population, has had 1 death.
My mistake but as it is county (C O U N T Y) not sure that any conclusion on such a small capture group is a solid basis for generalizations or theories. But let's move on.
The higher the population the more spread the more sick the more dead.
you're 99.3% is irrelevant based on the small population. If 1 million people decided to move in today, your 99.3% would quickly drop.
you're 99.3% is irrelevant based on the small population. If 1 million people decided to move in today, your 99.3% would quickly drop.
We do not bury our heads in the sand, but so many do isolate themselves to keep from getting sick. We watch as those who do get it, are not here today. Some are our friends and family.
Yes, today there are more treatments available today (versus what we had in March), and it is prudent that an infrastructure to be put in place for the distribution of these vaccines.
Also remember, it is mostly spread by those younger than us. And what scares us as much as the illness, is too many in society today have become so selfish - thinking that the welfare of others in our community do not matter.