请问一下，过两个月入alibaba应该会稳赚吧？# Stock
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After reading so many posts on whether the virus can be spread through
sharing food, I felt the desire to throw my personal 1/2 cents based on what
I learned over the time.
The HepB virus is transmitted mainly through blood and body fluid. I asked
my doctor here many times on whether I should using my own utensile at home
to aviod the possibility of transmitting virus through sharing food. He
always says "No necessary" even the family members doesn't get immune shot.
But he emphsized that it is alway good idea to get the family members have
immuee shot (so I think it implies it is good idea to have my own food
utensile at home.). My doctor is a specialist in Hep B treatment and Liver
transplant in MassGen hospital. Most of his patients are from Asia. What he
told me that the risk for Hep B carrier is the possibility of having liver
cancer is pretty high. Another risk is becomeing Hep C, which is much more
difficult to treat.
As a virus carrier, I have no clue where I got it since I discovered it at
late 20s. But given the information I have, I tend to believe I got it from
the needles from immune shots I got around 1970s and 1980s. It is because
none of my siblings have not it (which means the chance I got from my mom is
very low). However several my nephews (they are at similar ages as me)had
acute liver diseas at some time when they were young (it is common in the
generation born in 70s based on my family case). But none of my family
members (including several genreations)born after later 1980s got the virus
including my and my newphew's kids at all (I think these generations have
better treat in terms hygiene during medical treatments. Newer generation
got immune shots).
I personally think that Chinese goverment should rum some hypothetical
analysis in large scale to understand what is the major factors and
contributing factors of the wide-spread of the virus in China. They have
large sample size.
We follows chinese tradition to eat in my extended family. But we do pay
attention to the possibility what the virus might get transmitted through
sharing food.
sharing food, I felt the desire to throw my personal 1/2 cents based on what
I learned over the time.
The HepB virus is transmitted mainly through blood and body fluid. I asked
my doctor here many times on whether I should using my own utensile at home
to aviod the possibility of transmitting virus through sharing food. He
always says "No necessary" even the family members doesn't get immune shot.
But he emphsized that it is alway good idea to get the family members have
immuee shot (so I think it implies it is good idea to have my own food
utensile at home.). My doctor is a specialist in Hep B treatment and Liver
transplant in MassGen hospital. Most of his patients are from Asia. What he
told me that the risk for Hep B carrier is the possibility of having liver
cancer is pretty high. Another risk is becomeing Hep C, which is much more
difficult to treat.
As a virus carrier, I have no clue where I got it since I discovered it at
late 20s. But given the information I have, I tend to believe I got it from
the needles from immune shots I got around 1970s and 1980s. It is because
none of my siblings have not it (which means the chance I got from my mom is
very low). However several my nephews (they are at similar ages as me)had
acute liver diseas at some time when they were young (it is common in the
generation born in 70s based on my family case). But none of my family
members (including several genreations)born after later 1980s got the virus
including my and my newphew's kids at all (I think these generations have
better treat in terms hygiene during medical treatments. Newer generation
got immune shots).
I personally think that Chinese goverment should rum some hypothetical
analysis in large scale to understand what is the major factors and
contributing factors of the wide-spread of the virus in China. They have
large sample size.
We follows chinese tradition to eat in my extended family. But we do pay
attention to the possibility what the virus might get transmitted through
sharing food.
