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13. Yes, they should. We need data. It is the only way out of this.

Fri Apr 17, 2020, 12:39 AM

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My interesting trip to the grocery store story. (Western Washington state) [View all] icymist Apr 2020 OP

thank you for following this KT2000 Apr 2020 #1

Once it's worked on the lungs, the virus attacks the heart. nilram Apr 2020 #2

Exactly, they're not. nilram Apr 2020 #8

Yes, they should. We need data. It is the only way out of this. Midnight Writer Apr 2020 #13

I agree BUT bluestarone Apr 2020 #25

I disagree. That's what can cause people to distrust the numbers. Chemisse Apr 2020 #26

I surely won't argue with you thinking bluestarone Apr 2020 #29

A lot of new deaths have been added today. BigmanPigman Apr 2020 #7

SARS-Cov2 total deaths will only be truly known in hindsight. Cassidy Apr 2020 #22

I think it may take a few years to get the real numbers... BigmanPigman Apr 2020 #24

Getting up to date and accurate info BigmanPigman Apr 2020 #31

No. Our Sinclair station is Komo4 icymist Apr 2020 #4

They heard wrong. liberalmuse Apr 2020 #10

I read that too. icymist Apr 2020 #14

Also, low oxygen could lead to a stroke. nt pnwmom Apr 2020 #12

Yes I know this. This guy didn't say Fox was the source, but King5 icymist Apr 2020 #15

The Sinclair station is Komo (4) Evergreen Emerald Apr 2020 #17

Sinclair is Komo. Kiro is Cox media group. icymist Apr 2020 #18

Washington state's deaths per capita are below the national average muriel_volestrangler Apr 2020 #23