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Well, I hope that number isn't hit. There aren't enough lungs available for transplants, and swathes of the populace will suffer effects for years.
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Beryllium
But hoping isn’t enough/- every single doctor seems to say that’s what’s gonna happen... -- nm
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JackDawson (aka dawson)
Jun 12 '20, 12:36
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Hospitals exceeeding capacity leads to more overall deaths when people have to go untreated. -- nm
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loosilu
Jun 12, 13:08
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Yeah I mean this makes total sense so like fucking increase hospital capacity assholes you’ve had three months and counting -- nm
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JackDawson
Jun 12, 13:12
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Iirc they have doubled hospital icu capacity, converting watds etc, but there is a limited amount of drugs and staff -- nm
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zeitgeist
Jun 12, 14:04
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Varies widely by location. -- nm
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loosilu
Jun 12, 14:07
Easier said than done when it's scattered across the country as opposed to centralized in NYC. Many of these hospitals have lost shitloads -- (edited)
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loosilu
Jun 12, 13:46
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