The 2019 Coronavirus Outbreak - What We Know So Far

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A live conversation between the NIAID’s Anthony Fauci and JAMA Editor Howard Bauchner about the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Originally broadcast on Monday, January 27 at 17:00 CST. Earn CME for watching this video here: ja.ma/31IpuHz.
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Click • 2019 Novel Coronavirus... to watch a second discussion with Anthony Fauci, livestreamed on February 6, 2020.
Topics discussed in this interview:
0:00 Introduction
1:27 Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV) and Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV)
4:38 Mortality of SARS-CoV and MERS-CoV
7:00 How good are we at defining the number of exposed people in an outbreak?
8:37 What do we know about the patients who have died in the current coronavirus outbreak?
9:39 For the people infected who develop respiratory symptoms, is treatment mostly supportive or are there antiviral drugs that can be used?
12:11 Is there a diagnostic test? How quickly can a coronavirus diagnosis be made?
12:46 How effective are the quarantine efforts in Wuhan, China?
15:05 Based on the previous SARS-CoV and MERS-CoV outbreaks, what can we expect over the next few weeks?
16:36 What do we know about the coronavirus cases identified in the United States?
17:47 How long do these individuals need to remain in isolation?
18:28 Have any of those individuals in isolation needed ventilators or are they receiving antivirals?
18:53 Where are we with a vaccine for coronavirus?
21:34 What surprises you when it comes to emerging infectious diseases?
22:54 Is there something unique about the coronavirus that allows for the jump from animal species to humans?
24:53 Are these outbreaks best addressed by collaborations with other countries?
25:25 What should clinicians do if a patient presents with symptoms of coronavirus infection?
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@chrisd6736 3 года назад

Wondering if a “national lockdown” would have possibly worked this early in the pandemic to suppress disease. I’m not saying this was the right thing to do. Just curious what would have happened.

@frabra59 4 года назад

thank you from italy for this important review

@E6ABHnavy 3 года назад

Anybody else’s mind blown by “5 cases” in the US, in December 2020?

@chrisd6736 3 года назад

Ya we weren’t testing back then. I’m sure there were many many more at the time.

@spenceregger860 4 года назад

Does anyone know why, in a city that has somewhere around 60k beds requires 5 additional hospitals each adding somewhere between 1k amd 2k of additional beds? It just seems odd that if they were so fast to act and so diligent and prepared, that they would be putting together sooo many resources for emergency hospitals. They are sayinf only 5k infected, the numbers dont seem to add up here.

@aeroplano2444 4 года назад

Excellent review. It's nice to get the information from people who actually know what they're doing.

@RobertWolfsonMDMSHA 4 года назад

Robert Wolfson, Denver CO USA; Excellent review & comments from Dr. Fauci as usual!

@frugalgardener7921 4 года назад

It's beginning of July 2020 United States I still hear news about people waiting in lines for over ten hours to get a test. And I hear of people waiting 7 and even as much as 21 days to get results. ??? Also being sick and testing negative three times before testing positive? Otherwise this pretty good considering later task force politicized statements....

@graemeroberts2935 4 года назад

Excellent and so useful. Thanks Dr. Fauci and JAMA.

@egokillerband 4 года назад

What was the name of that 2nd drug he mentioned at 10.40? ...RENDESOBIER??

@JAMANetwork 4 года назад

Remdesivir, an RNA polymerase inhibitor.

@user-nz3rf2pj5x 4 года назад

During 1:00 can you tell me the source of report???

@JAMANetwork 4 года назад

Link to free article in video description!

@CMoore8539 4 года назад

I have a question. Considering the fact that we know that people who are older and have underlying medical problems will suffer worse and maybe die, if they are exposed to this virus, Why would the United States of America 🇺🇸 put covid19 patients into nursing homes shortly after being released from the hospitals? This is my question, and I would greatly appreciate any answers. Thank you! We Will Get Through This. Stay Safe & Be Strong, Everyone!

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@spenceregger860 4 года назад

You left out the fact theyve known about this since October amd failed to act, you left out that 3.5 to 5 million left to go home for new years before they locked it down. You failed to mention that 500k left literally the night it was announced, and some estimates say another 300k left after the anniuncement. Their "quarantine" is an utter failure it seems.

@grooveman222 4 года назад

Wow, so Fauci said " there's no chance in the world that we could do that in Chicago, or to San Francisco". Talk about a 180 degree turn around in thinking in just a few short weeks.