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Quote from: HairyMaclairy on March 12, 2020, 11:22:05 PM

Italy has a 3.5% mortality rate with one of the best health systems in the world. Its not the fucking flu.

Dude. 15113 infected, 1016 deaths, 1258 recovered. That's either 45% or 27% depending how you prefer to calculate it. Yeah, not the fucking flu.

I agree with HM that its not a common thing atm, I think it will be a common thing in the future and people will be waaaaaay more relaxed when a vaccin is out for easy buying

Viruses mutate. An effective vaccine is highly unlikely.

If the idea is there already that there is a vaccin is already enough, alright later on the virus will mutate, but now when its contained they will keep working for new vaccines and not like when SARS was contained to stop working on it...

It can't be contained. That's why this is the big one. Everyone is going to get it, and if the mutation rate is anything like just the flu bro, then we could end up with a yearly recurring global pandemic.

Last I read was that this was actually stable as shit, and not easily mutating but that was just some science shit not a bitcoin wall thread.

https://www.livescience.com/coronavirus-mutations.html

The fact is that italians are dying by the double digit percentages. There are different strains, and no telling what will happen going forward.

Two strains were identified so far. Science shit. Both were found in Italy.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2020/03/04/coronavirus-has-mutated-aggressive-disease-say-scientists/

There even was a profile available on the net, i saw it on my smartphone, so i don't have the link (private browsing always on).
Good news is that a vaccine will most likely be effective against both and also most strain mutations.