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As we prepare to enter “hell month” across the globe, when coronavirus infection and death totals will climb to peak intensity, today’s video look at what we need to do to get out the other side of this pandemic as quickly and safely as possible.

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Very promising developments on the covid-19 treatment and vaccine fronts.

We’ll need to hold tight to that good news, as the next few weeks will be quite traumatizing with the expected huge increases in # of infected and deaths.

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In this video, Chris interviews expert virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen, of the Center for Infection and Immunity at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health.

Chris and Dr. Rasmussen dive deep into the science of the covid-19 virus, what it does once in the body and what potential treatments show promise.

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This is an updated version of Peak Prosperity’s guidance on resilient relationships, made even more relevant now due to the inter-personal stresses of the coronavirus lockdown. Lockdown Stress = Relationship Stress Under the best of conditions, relationships have their ups and downs. But confine people indoors for weeks/months during a deadly pandemic with no clear…

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So many of you asked us to create a short educational — and SHAREABLE! — clip for why masks are so important, so that you can get others onboard this movement.

You asked; and we’ve answered by creating this short, shareable video.

OK… we’ve done our part. Now, help us out: SHARE THIS VIDEO with those you care about!

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And, right on cue, the finger pointing begins.

US authorities are now firing an opening salvo at China, claiming that the country misinformed the rest of the world about the severity of covid-19. And that better information would have spurred other nations to take the threat more seriously.

That would perhaps make sense if it weren’t such a crock of baloney.

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Small/medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) like your local restaurant, dry cleaner, bookstore and building contractor are being hit especially hard by the coronavirus, as they don’t have the reserves to withstand the many weeks of no income the lockdown is placing them under. Many of them have already laid off their employees. Many may never reopen.

The jaw-dropping severity of this job carnage can already be seen in last week’s unemployment numbers. Claims spiked up to 3.3 million — nearly 6x higher(!) than the worst week of the Great Financial Crisis.

So what impact will this all have? What will the rest of 2020 be like?

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We should have had a much higher state of readiness to face this pandemic — it was a certainty that sooner or later, one of this magnitude would hit. So faced as we’ve been with medical supply shortages, botched mobilization efforts, and contradictory/harmful official guidance  — it’s inexcusable.

But just as maddening is the predictable outcome we’re seeing with governments’ response to the economic crisis triggered by covid-19.

In short, as happened in 2008, those who created the economic instability in the first place, by looting and abusing the system, are being bailed out — generously. And the tab is being picked up by the taxpayer.

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As we reported yesterday, with the world sharing its data, we are starting to get a better handle on understanding the coronavirus.

This real-time exchange of data and insights going on across the globe right now is invaluable to global efforts to fight the spread of covid-19 more effectively.

Germany has recently contributed two important pieces to the puzzle.

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We are starting to win the war for data on covid-19 and this is leading to smarter practices that will flatten the curve, reduce deaths and get folks back to work.

Finally, some encouraging news.

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