COVID-19 Article Index
PLEASE NOTE THIS WEB PAGE SHOULD NOT BE USED TO DETERMINE IF YOU HAVE COVID-19 OR WHAT YOU SHOULD DO IF YOU SUSPECT YOU HAVE COVID-19. ALWAYS GO TO A DOCTOR WITH YOUR QUESTIONS. There has been a lot of … Continue reading →
Category Archives: COVID-19
June 13 Musings about the COVID-19 Pandemic
June 13, 2020 It has now been three months since we started our COVID-19 self isolation to help flatten the curve. At first I was eating too much so I decided to also fatten my own curves so I could … Continue reading →
May 13 Musings about the COVID-19 Pandemic
May 13, 2020 I have now completed two months of sheltering in place. Every trip, cruise, show and concert I had scheduled has been canceled through the end of summer. There are some nice things, my older daughter’s family is … Continue reading →
COVID-19 Symptoms
From my reading it seems that people with COVID-19 have had a wide range of symptoms reported – ranging from mild symptoms to severe illness. THIS WEB PAGE IS NOT UPDATED REGULARLY. DO NOT USE THIS WEB PAGE TO DETERMINE … Continue reading →
COVID-19 Incubation Period
The incubation period for COVID-19 can range from 2 to 14 days. The incubation Period can vary greatly among patients. There is a possible outlier of a 24 days incubation period that was observed in a Feb 9, 2020 study. Summary … Continue reading →
How COVID-19 Spreads
The COVID-19 virus spreads easily and sustainably between people. This is a summary of articles I have found on how COVID-19 spreads. This summary should not be used as medical advice. Talk to your Doctor if you have any questions. Since … Continue reading →
Protecting Yourself from COVID-19
Protecting Yourself Wash your hands The most important precaution to take is to wash your hands regularly. As soon as you return home from being in public, wash your hands. If you don’t have quick access to soap and water, … Continue reading →
COVID-19 Antibody Testing
COVID-19 Antibody Testing in April 2020 COVID-19 antibody testing appears to show that the number of infected people is much higher than currently reported. Two recent large scale antibody testing in Santa Clara and Los Angeles County in California … Continue reading →
Los Angeles compared to San Francisco (1918 Spanish Flu response)
The Los Angeles Times published an article on April 19, 2020 entitled “California lessons from the 1918 pandemic: San Francisco dithered; Los Angeles acted and saved lives” Here’s my summary: In the current COVID-19 pandemic, San Francisco was about a … Continue reading →
COVID-19 Infection Rate
The site Rt.live is a tracker of how fast COVID-19 is spreading in each state updated daily. You can compare the current rates to yesterday, last week, 2, 3 and 4 weeks ago. The site also displays the Rt rate per … Continue reading →