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Message:: [QUOTE="Burton Strauss III, post: 4514863, member: 59677"]I have not seen ANY research that says SARS-CoV-2 is anything like H1N1 flu. It would be interesting to see a reputable report. In fact, there has been some testing and exposure to SARS-CoV-1 (the virus that causes SARS) doesn't seem to have any relevance to   -2. The reason that it was tagged as a novel coronavirus it that while it is clearly in the family of coronaviri, it doesn't seem close to any other. Novel and in new and novel. Certainly the way it attacks the body is very different from something like SARS that was purely a respiratory problem. There is also no scientific proof that having it once renders you immune. There are some reports the other way. People who had and tested positive for Covid-19, got better, tested negative in the interim and then 28 days later came down with it again. Obviously not a lot of reports and nothing conclusive, but there was news coverage about the USS Teddy Roosevelt in the last week.[/QUOTE]