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Doctor at NY Presbyterian Hospital calls Coronavirus testing accessibility a scandal (Original Post) Cousin Dupree Mar 2020 OP
I concur with the good doctor Leghorn21 Mar 2020 #1
I just saw him being interviewed on MSNBC this morning. Cousin Dupree Mar 2020 #2
He said that CDC mistakes have set us back 3 weeks on testing wishstar Mar 2020 #3
I've heard rumors from some Docs in Kansas City...that they have people cbdo2007 Mar 2020 #4
This is a huge problem. Duppers Mar 2020 #5

Leghorn21

(13,524 posts)
1. I concur with the good doctor
Mon Mar 2, 2020, 10:40 AM
Mar 2020

It is UNBEFUCKINLIEVABLE

a scandal, an embarrassment, a shock and a shame and probably a tragedy before this nightmare is over

Cousin Dupree

(1,866 posts)
2. I just saw him being interviewed on MSNBC this morning.
Mon Mar 2, 2020, 10:51 AM
Mar 2020

He believes that the lack of testing kits is part of the trump cover-up. Disgusting.

wishstar

(5,268 posts)
3. He said that CDC mistakes have set us back 3 weeks on testing
Mon Mar 2, 2020, 10:58 AM
Mar 2020

He was on CNBC earlier and said that CDC first had a faulty test, then when states wanted to roll out their own better tests they were prevented from doing that before CDC relented but we lost 3 weeks of proper testing. Says there are thousands of undiagnosed cases and we will know that by next week as testing improves.

cbdo2007

(9,213 posts)
4. I've heard rumors from some Docs in Kansas City...that they have people
Mon Mar 2, 2020, 11:25 AM
Mar 2020

quarantined in hospitals here but that they don't have any testing kits in the entire state of Missouri, so that is why we aren't seeing more cases.

If they can't test for it, the number of people that officially are infected by it is kept artificially low.

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