[CondorFlight]

The only thing required is that elderly people with underlying medical conditions need to isolate themselves, as they would for the regular flu.

And if anyone needs it, there is an anti-malaria pill which “cures” the virus.

Crisis over.

[abigkahuna]

The only thing required is that elderly people with underlying medical conditions need to isolate themselves, as they would for the regular flu.

And if anyone needs it, there is an anti-malaria pill which “cures” the virus.

Crisis over.

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Yes, once there is a treatment for the Wuhan Bat Bug, then it is the end of the crisis.

[fella]

"The only thing required is that elderly people with underlying medical conditions need to isolate themselves, as they would for the regular flu.

And if anyone needs it, there is an anti-malaria pill which “cures” the virus.

Crisis over."

You'll play hell getting your doctor to prescribe this cheap and available medication to you off label.

Studies must be done that will increase the price like for the EpiPen.

[familyop]

"The only thing required is that elderly people with underlying medical conditions need to isolate themselves, as they would for the regular flu."

Some clerks have reported that big food stores are full of them. Many of them have younger relatives living with them, thanks to two generations of anti-American international trade.

[metmom]

That’s true.

Now that there’s a treatment, things will get back to normal.

But not being able to breathe is terrifying. I’ve had short of breath episodes due to allergies and while they are not bad compared to what I know others have gone through, they are scary. There’s almost nothing worse than not being able to breathe.

I find it hard to blame someone for being scared of catching something that can destroy your lungs like that, because even if you survive it, which you likely will, the lung damage is irreversible.

That is NOT something I would want to live with.