Chatting #0224: Some people of hearing... - Deaf Onno Jansen

Lorne Farovitch, a University of Rochester PhD student studying zoonotic diseases, gives his takes on the novel coronavirus that is spreading around the world. This interview was taken on Wednesday when the death toll was approaching 500 people. As of Friday evening, the death toll has surpassed 600. ***CLARIFICATION: The figure of a 10% chance of dying from the flu is based on “all-time” since the Spanish Flu. The CDC estimates that there will be a 0.1% chance of dying from the flu in the 2019-

First Black Deaf woman with PhD in Clinical Psychology from Gallaudet University *Correction: Her first name is Alesia, not Aleisha. | The Daily Moth

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