Gottleib (former head of the FDA):1% overall4% ages 60-7010% ages 70-8014% ages >801-in-250 to 1-in-550 for some his age (47) - said "that's enormous"Even without death, the hospitalizing rate (15% of those tested) and critical care rate (5%) are extremely high...as is the hospitalization length of stay. 

Best public schools in the country, lowest insurance rates (because Maryland has low risk for blizzards/hurricanes/earthquakes/tornadoes)) and lots of military bases and permanent federal installations like NASA, NIH, FDA, Census, SS Administration, etc. that make it recession resistant. 

the guy was an FDA meat inspector.  

It took the FDA 50 years to come out and say smoking was harmful.

Drugs such as pain pills which are a class of narcotic that is supposed to be highly regulated, is easily accessible, when the FDA could require that it be given only in a clinical setting, by a licensed nurse or physician.

There's an FDA program that allows for almost no money down which lets you roll almost all of the closing costs into the amortization of the loan. 

If you're looking for a little risk, I play around with some pharma's who are close to FDA approval for a drug or who have a hot drug in their pipeline.

Seems there was a SNAFU involving an FDA Rule and CDC, and lots of finger pointing.

Another one in the US is starting clinical trials next month.https://www.americanthinker.co...The Roche Testing mentioned in another blog comment is very exciting. https://www.bloomberg.com/news...My biggest frustration was the SNAFU in Testing, where the US was far behind other countries, due to NIH (Not invented here) Syndrome and Empire Building by the CDC and FDA.