Thing is, it seems that most other deaths from diseases like cancer, seasonal flu, heart attacks etc, have diminished, and most people are dying of the Rona. I had to go to the Dr with a head cold, and had just been running about with the dogs. I told the nurse that held a scanner-thermometer at my forehead and told me that I was to be put down as CV-19. I explained that I had a slight head cold and had been charging about with my dogs, before coming down immediately after for my appointment. So I didn't have enough time to cool down.
Unfortunately they weren't having it and they wanted to reschedule my appointment. I told them to forget it until this nonsense goes away.
I'm in the At-Risk group and still don't believe, like a PP has said that we managed to get through hundreds of 1000's of years of so many other diseases/infections with the same bloody mentality. If we had the same mentality back when we were running about clobbering animals over the head for food, we'd never have survived this long.
Even my late friend, who was immuno-compromised with chemo for cancer, said that the country should NEVER alter their usual routines, for the small number of people who will die due to having compromised immune systems. In fact, it should be the other way round.
Anyway, more Drs are coming out and telling us that the only reason THEY wear masks in surgical rooms is to stop drool/spit/sneezing from the surgical staff, entering the sterile surgical field.
Another point is that more studies are coming out that Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ), alongside Azithromycin and Zinc are one of the best ways to prevent and treat CV-19. These studies are coming, not only from Marseilles, in France, but many other areas around the world. With only very few cases reporting any significant side effects.
Most cases using this regime, don't report any side effects, yet Rendesivir (a new medication at $1000 per pill) is being touted as the best thing, while Both HCQ, and Azithromycin have both been well established for at least the last 50yrs as safe to use, and both cost less than $1 each.
I'm not going to do links, as I've done enough research on this and I don't believe in making it easy for anyone else (after all, if I had to scour through many documents for hours on end, on various websites such as Google Scholar, to name just one, then others should have to go through the same process and make the same effort). If you can't get on Google Scholar, then just use Google for a very brief overview. It's time people asked for websites to go to instead of demanding links to make it easier on themselves, when others had to do the searching.