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A ton to be thankful for -- here is one part of that - all the acknowledgement sections from my scholarly papers
So - it is another Thanksgiving Day and in addition to thinking about family, and football, and Alice's Restaurant, I also think a lot a...
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Wow. Just wow. And not in a good way. Just got an email invitation to a meeting. The meeting is " THE FIRST ANNUAL WINTER Q-BIO ...
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Well, I have tried to hold off giving out awards here since I kind of botched my last attempt at this. But here goes. Yesterday, researcher... -
I have a new friend in Google Scholar Updates I have written about the Updates system before and if you want more information please see...
I'm going to San Fran in a couple of weeks... eeek!
ReplyDeleteI generally don't freak over things like that, since there's very little one can do without greatly harming one's quality of life. Locking oneself up somewhere could be a fairly efficient strategy to avoid the virus, but is it really worth it?
My parents, however, tend to prepare for absolutely everything. To them, locking yourself up is definitely worth it; survival, etc. This vacation is gonna be a fun one...
But seriously, what can one do about it on an individual level, reasonably?
So far it seems like there is no evidence that Swine Flu is that bad for individuals compared to the regular flu. The problem with some flu epidemics is that everyone can get it, since people may not have much immunity. So what we still need to know is (1) how bad is the swine flu if you get it and (2) how many people will get it if exposed?
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