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有多少流感患者感染的其实是新冠肺炎,能不能说清楚?
Among the reported influenza deaths in the US, can the US clarify how many cases are actually infected with COVID-19?
今年2月21日,日本朝日电视台报道的“美国1.4万名因流感致死的人中部分可能死于新冠肺炎”掀起热议。美疾控中心2月底发布的报告显示,今冬流感季美国估计已有至少3200万流感。3月11日在美国众议院,美国疾控中心主任罗伯特·雷德菲尔德(Robert Redfield)亲口承认,在美国,确实有一些“流感”死者实际感染的可能是新冠肺炎。美国流感感染者中,到底有多少新冠病例?美国有没有借流感来掩盖新冠肺炎的情况?美国何时才能公开美国流感病毒样本及基因序列信息,或者允许世卫组织或联合国派遣专家采样分析?
Japanese Asahi Television reported on February 21 that some of the 14,000 people reportedly killed by influenza in the US might have died from coronavirus, which became a hot topic soon after.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a report at the end of February, showing that there have been at least 32 million flu illnesses in the US that winter.
On March 11, at the House of Representatives, Robert Redfield, the director of the US CDC, admitted that some in the US who were previously thought to have been killed from the flu may have been infected with coronavirus.
Among the reported influenza deaths in the US, how many cases were infected with COVID-19? Did the US government cover up the spread of coronavirus with the flu? When will the US government make public the samples of the US influenza virus and its genetic sequence, or allow experts from the WHO or the United Nations to sample and analyze?
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新冠病毒到底什么时候在美国出现?社区传播是否早已开始?
When did the novel coronavirus first appear in the US? Did community transmission of the coronavirus start sooner than it was reported?
今年4月下旬,美国加利福尼亚州圣克拉拉县政府公共卫生部门公布的最新检测报告显示,早在2月6日当地就有人死于新冠肺炎,这比美国此前公布的首例新冠死亡病例出现时间提前了20多天。据《洛杉矶时报》报道,圣克拉拉县的卫生官员萨拉·科迪表示,这些新发现的死亡病例说明,当时“已经有相当程度的社区传播”。圣克拉拉县行政长官杰弗里·史密斯表示,这表明新冠病毒早在1月、甚至更早就已经开始在加州传播。加州州长纽瑟姆已宣布将对去年12月以来疑似新冠死亡病例进行尸检。新冠病毒到底什么时候在美国出现?美国新冠疫情在社区的传播是否早已开始?
A report released in late April by local health authorities suggests that a 57-year-old woman from Santa Clara County of California died from COVID-19 on February 6, some 20 days earlier than the date the US announced its first death caused by the virus.
The Los Angeles Times quoted Santa Clara County health officer Sara Cody in a piece saying, "we presume that each of them represents community transmission and that there was some significant level of virus circulating in our community in early February."
County Executive Officer Jeffrey V. Smith said this is evidence that the coronavirus was circulating in California as early as January or even earlier.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has ordered all counties in the state to review autopsies of suspected coronavirus deaths dating back to December.
When did the novel coronavirus first appear in the US? Did community transmission of the coronavirus start sooner than it was reported?
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全球首个启动新冠疫苗人体试验,这么快是怎么拿到毒株的?
How did the US get the virus strains so soon to start the first human testing of a vaccine against COVID-19?
据《华尔街日报》报道,美国国立卫生研究院(National Institutes of Health)3月16日称,生物科技公司Moderna Inc. (MRNA)针对新型冠状病毒的试验性疫苗已开始首次人体测试。对于全球首次针对新型冠状病毒的疫苗人体试验在美国启动一事,专家表示,美国这一针实在太快了,除非很早就开始进行试验,更早的拿到了病毒株。美国疫苗人体试验为何进行得如此之快?美国是什么时候通过什么方式获得的毒株?
The Wall Street Journal on March 16 reported that the first human testing of Moderna Inc.'s experimental vaccine against the COVID-19 had already begun. Experts immediately raised questions about the speed of the vaccine development, saying that it would not be possible unless the US had obtained the virus strains from very early on. So how did the US start the first human testing of the vaccine so soon? When and how did they get the virus strains?
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政府说疫情不严重,官员却在狂抛股票,为什么?
Why did the US government keep downplaying the pandemic while its officials privately dumped stocks?
据《华盛顿邮报》报道,大约在新冠肺炎疫情引发美股暴跌之前一周,美国国会参议院情报委员会主席理查德·伯尔密集出售了自己和夫人持有的33只股票,估价在62.8万美元到172万美元之间。为什么2月中旬美国政府对本国新冠肺炎疫情轻描淡写,而参议院情报委员会的多位官员却在那时抛售价值上百万的股票?难道政客们竟然一边利用内幕交易售卖股票,一边对公众隐瞒疫情?
According to the Washington Post, US Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr and his wife sold up to 1.7 million in 33 different stocks just one week before the market plunged. Why did these officials at the Committee act so quickly while the government was continually understating the pandemic?
Why is the vital information kept confidential to the public while the government officials were taking advantage to practice insider-trading?

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不许美国专家学者随意公开谈论新冠病毒,是想干什么?
Why are US experts not allowed to discuss COVID-19 in public?
据美国《纽约时报》报道,在由副总统迈克·彭斯领导美国防疫工作之后,白宫于当地时间2月27日开始,加强了对新冠病毒信息“发声”的控制。包括美国国立卫生研究院(NIH)过敏和传染病研究所(NIAID)主任、美国疾控中心(CDC)顶级传染病专家安东尼·福西(Anthony S. Fauci)在内的众多科学家和政府卫生官员被要求:只有与美国副总统办公室协调商议后,才能发声明或公开露面谈论新冠病毒的相关话题。为什么号称言论自由的美国不允许专家学者自由公开讨论新冠病毒?是想隐瞒什么还是在害怕什么?
The New York Times reported that the White House began tightening controls for all coronavirus messaging from health officials on February 27 after Vice President Mike Pence led the nation's epidemic prevention and control efforts.
Several scientists and government health officials, including the nation's leading infectious disease expert Anthony S. Fauci, have been asked to make statements or make public appearances about the COVID-19 only after consultation with the US vice president's office.
Why does the United States, which claims free speech, not allow experts and scholars to discuss the novel coronavirus in public? Does the US want to hide something or fear of something?
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海外生物实验室到底在做什么研究,为什么从不向外界透露?
What research is being done in the US overseas biological laboratories? Why does the US keep tight-lipped about it?
据俄罗斯卫星通讯社日前报道,俄罗斯国家杜马国际事务委员会副主席波克隆斯卡娅提议核查世界各地美国生物实验室的合法性。前不久,俄罗斯外交部发言人就美国在前苏联国家建立生物实验室表达关切。俄罗斯内政、外交和国防领域专家格里高利·特罗菲姆丘克表示,美国这些生物实验室所从事的工作从不向外界透露,并且这些实验室引发了大量的问题,在实验室所在地就曾爆发过大范围的麻疹等危险的传染类疾病。美国建立的这些生物实验室到底在进行什么研究?美国为何对这些生物实验室的功能、用途、安全系数等三缄其口?
Natalia Poklonskaya, deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee on Foreign Affairs, has proposed verifying the legitimacy of US biological laboratories around the world, according to Sputnik news agency.
Not long ago, a spokesman for the Russian Foreign Ministry expressed concern about the establishment of a biological laboratory in countries from the former Soviet Union.
Grigory Trofimchuk, a Russian expert in the field of internal affairs, foreign affairs, and national defense, said the work of these biological laboratories was never disclosed to the outside world, and that they had caused several problems, with widespread outbreaks of dangerous infectious diseases such as measles at the laboratory site.
What research is being done in these biological laboratories? Why does the US keep tight-lipped about the function, use, the safety of these biological laboratories?