Tweet 1: 1/7 Dr. Li treated a patient (who was unknowingly infected).
1/10 Dr. Li started coughing & fever.
1/8 - 1/11 Dr. Li’s parents infected.
1/12 Dr. Li admitted to the hospital.
1/30 positive test result.
Dr. Li died on 2/6.
#coronarvirus #WuhanCoronavirus #Wuhanpneumonia
1/10 Dr. Li started coughing & fever.
1/8 - 1/11 Dr. Li’s parents infected.
1/12 Dr. Li admitted to the hospital.
1/30 positive test result.
Dr. Li died on 2/6.
#coronarvirus #WuhanCoronavirus #Wuhanpneumonia
Tweet 2: Dr. Li (based on his 12/30/2019 warning) was likely wearing protective gear on 1/7/2020 when he was infected.
Dr. Li was asymptomatic for 2 days.
Dr. Li had no fever for 3 days.
Dr. Li did not test positive (for the Coronavirus) for 18 days
Dr. Li was asymptomatic for 2 days.
Dr. Li had no fever for 3 days.
Dr. Li did not test positive (for the Coronavirus) for 18 days
Tweet 3: 1/11 Wuhan Health Commission issued a statement on the Coronavirus stating no new cases since 1/3 and no infection of the medical staff. This notice & key facts in Dr. Li’s case show significant gaps in data from December 2019 to very early February 2020.
Tweet 4: The nucleic acid test did not return positive results from January 12th until January 30th although Dr. Li was infected for approximately 18 days in January 2020 starting January 7th.
Tweet 5: From December 2019 through the first few days in February 2020, it appears there has not been adequate testing capability in Wuhan.
Tweet 6: Link to the Wuhan Health Commission January 11, 2020 statement on the Coronavirus which is a source for the data for the thread: Wuhan Municipal Health Commission Notice: bit.ly/385Bu8rBBC report on Dr. Li's death: bbc.in/2H2AB4Q
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