Coronavirus disease 2019 Quotes
A curated collection of the best quotes about Coronavirus disease 2019.
Top Quotes
“Immune system”
“COVID-19 vaccine”
“Hydroxychloroquine”
“Coronavirus recession”
“Management of COVID-19”
“COVID-19 pandemic deaths”
“We didn't know until the last 24 hours.”
“Enough is enough. go home and stay home.”
“Shortages related to the COVID-19 pandemic”
“Evacuations related to the COVID-19 pandemic”
“Travel restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic”
“Terrorists – like all criminals – have sought to profit from COVID-19, to make money, strengthen their base and to fuel division.”
“One thing about this (COVID-19) that's somewhat unprecedented is the speed at which new data is coming out and becoming available for mass consumption.”
“In New York, the epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak in the U.S., the city’s health department put out a set of guidelines entitled, “Sex and coronavirus disease.” One piece of official advice: “You are your safest sex partner.””
“There is no disease in the history of humankind that has disappeared from the face of the Earth when zoonotic disease was such an important part of, or played a role in, the transmission.”
“Virus particles dilute rapidly outdoors. Virginia Tech aerosol expert Linsey Marr has compared it to a droplet of dye in the ocean: "If you happen to be right next to it, then maybe you'll get a whiff of it. But it's going to become diluted rapidly into the huge atmosphere."”
“We spend billions of dollars on vaccines and drugs, but you can't get funding to do research on basics like how effective is this mask versus that mask," he said, adding that was partly because answers to those questions didn't make the problem go away -- they just decreased the risk.”
““It’s become clear that cloth masks, even though they’re not as effective as the N95s, are still effective at reducing transmission,” said Linsey Marr, an aerosol expert at Virginia Tech. “Even if you’re not achieving that 95 percent reduction, something is better than nothing.””
“Wikipedia's main article for Wikipedia, one of the most important (as well as most edited) articles on the project, explains that the ability to lock pages and prevent anonymous public editing on the encyclopedia that anyone can edit was the key to Wikipedia's success in weeding out disinformation on the coronavirus.”
“"If you were to create a petri dish and say, how can we spread this the most? It would be cruise ships, jails and prisons, factories, and it would be bars," Alozie says. He was a member of the Texas Medical Association committee that created a COVID-19 risk scale for common activities such as shopping at the grocery store.”