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No Need To Panic! The Coronavirus Exaggeration Five Reasons You Don't Need to Panic About the COVID-19 Coronavirus

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No Need To Panic! The Coronavirus Exaggeration
Five Reasons You Don't Need to Panic About the COVID-19 Coronavirus

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Published Mar 09, 2020 - 06:40 PM

Five Reasons You Don't Need to Panic About the COVID-19 Coronavirus
The looming arrival of a new disease as it spreads across international borders is, naturally, a source of some anxiety. It’s right to take precautions, the coronavirus is not to be trifled with. The problem is, whenever there’s a new virus outbreak, people are egged on by the media, because more fear means more people will tune in and more ad revenues for them. Yes, we need to be concerned, but we need to stay calm. Here is the real deal with COVID-19:

Low risk for healthy people

Let’s take the worst-case scenario and assume you catch nCov-19. If you’re perfectly healthy, chances are you are going to be okay. The Coronavirus can only get worse for older people and fatality is high only to the very old and people with underlying health diseases like diabetes.

The number of cases in China is falling

Filipinos are in a state of panic because there are now 24 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the country. But let’s look at the bigger picture and see nCov-19’s effects in a global scale. Three weeks ago, China was recording more than 3,000 new cases every day. It has now leveled off substantially. Officials are now reporting fewer than a thousand. Seeing the situation improve, companies like Starbucks and Apple in China have already resumed their business activities. Over the last 24 hours, the World Health Organization revealed only 206 new cases in China, 196 of them from Hubei province where the virus originated.

The majority of cases are mild, and the death rate is lower than reported.

From a study of 72,000 cases of coronavirus, 81% were mild, 14% were severe, and 5% were critical. WHO reported a 3.8% death rate in China but this is rapidly falling as the standards of caring for patients quickly improved. For patients who showed symptoms of the virus from February 1st, the death rate is just 0.7%. This is not a virus that will kill everybody like what most people believe. The common flu kills more people every year.

We’ve been here before and we survived it.

Remember Swine Flu? H1N1 had likely globally infected between 700 million and 1.4 billion people, resulting in 150,000 and 575,000 fatalities. While the deaths are tragic, many faintly remember Swine Flu a decade later. The situation now with COVID-19 is more manageable, as the confirmed cases are more contained, the medical doctors and nurses are more prepared, health technology has advanced significantly, and the virus can be avoided by simple basic hygiene.

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