弗吉尼亚州2019年6月30日爆发和新冠肺炎症状一样的不明肺炎，7月11日死2人, 18人住院，54人生病。 6park.com
2019年6月以后，美国爆发了大规模流感，2200万人感染，1万多人死亡，其中一部分人感染的是弱化版的新冠病毒，可能目的是为了达到全民免疫。2019年输入武汉的是增强版的人造冠状病毒，具有高致死率；输入伊朗和意大利的增强版的冠状病毒与中国的不同。当意大利的增强版的病毒传回美国，很多美国人已经有弱化版的新冠病毒抗体，这些人感染增强版病毒后，产生ADE效应，导致感染者包括年轻人迅速死亡。 6park.com
纽约州出现年轻人大规模死亡的现象被生物科技工作者视为ADE效应。简单地说就是这些年轻人已经经历过第一波原始温和型病毒的感染并产生了一定的抗体。病毒变异后，这些年轻人再次中招，免疫系统派出之前的抗体应对，抗体发现是已经升级的病毒后不但不能中和病毒，反而充当了“特洛伊木马”，让病毒感染免疫力细胞的能力更强，产生更多子代病毒，造成严重症状。 6park.com
新产生的子代病毒抑制正常免疫功能发挥作用，导致感染者在极短时间内死亡。ADE效应就是变异后的同源病毒在原始抗体的患者身上产生百倍以上的毒性。按照这一理论解释，纽约州早在此轮疫情爆发之前就已经出现了新冠疫情大规模感染事件。这同时也印证了美国去年9月爆发的所谓“大流感”就是新冠病毒的说法。因此，我们可以得出美国是病毒源头的初步结论。 6park.com
Two people have died and 18 others have been hospitalized after a "respiratory outbreak" at a Virginia retirement community, according to officials. 6park.com
The Fairfax County Department of Health said that 54 individuals had become ill with "respiratory symptoms ranging from upper respiratory symptoms (cough) to pneumonia" in the last 11 days at Greenspring Retirement Community in Springfield. 6park.com
In a letter Wednesday to residents obtained by ABC News affiliate WJLA-TV in Washington D.C., Greenspring described symptoms as "fever, cough, body aches, wheezing, hoarseness and general weakness." 6park.com
Respiratory outbreak' being investigated at retirement community after 54 residents fall ill
Two have died and 18 were hospitalized in Virginia, officials said.

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Deadly virus outbreak at Virginia retirement homeAccording to the Fairfax County Health Department, 11 days ago 54 people became ill with symptoms ranging from cough to pneumonia, now the "respiratory illness' left 2 dead and many hospitalized.WTTG
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Two people have died and 18 others have been hospitalized after a "respiratory outbreak" at a Virginia retirement community, according to officials.
The Fairfax County Department of Health said that 54 individuals had become ill with "respiratory symptoms ranging from upper respiratory symptoms (cough) to pneumonia" in the last 11 days at Greenspring Retirement Community in Springfield.
In a letter Wednesday to residents obtained by ABC News affiliate WJLA-TVin Washington D.C., Greenspring described symptoms as "fever, cough, body aches, wheezing, hoarseness and general weakness." 6park.com
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Benjamin Schwartz, a health department director, told ABC News on Thursday that the outbreak had been reported in the assisted-living and skilled-nursing sections. He said the outbreak began with the first case on June 30. 6park.com


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The sign for Greenspring Retirement Community is shown in Springfield, Virgina.
The sign for Greenspring Retirement Community is shown in Springfield, Virgina.WTTG

The specific cause of the outbreak had not yet been identified but additional tests of samples were being done, according to Schwartz.
The assisted-living and skilled-nursing facility in Greenspring is home to 263 residents, Schwartz said. He said the two patients who died in the outbreak had been hospitalized with pneumonia but were "older individuals with complex medical problems."
"One of the things about skilled nursing facilities and assisted living facilities is [that] when you have a lot of people in close proximity, who have underlying medical conditions, there is an increased risk for outbreaks," he said. "Seeing a respiratory outbreak in a long-term care facility is not odd. ... One thing that's different about this outbreak is just that it's occurring in the summer when, usually, we don't have a lot of respiratory disease." 6park.com
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Of those initially hospitalized, seven have returned to the retirement home, said Courtney Benoff, regional communications manager for Erikson Living, which owns the retirement home.
The health department said that although there had been no new hospitalizations in the "past couple of days," residents were still getting sick in the outbreak.
In a statement, Greenspring said that its "highest priority is the welfare of those who live and work on campus." 6park.com
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"In keeping with this commitment the community has acted with an abundance of caution, and in partnership with the Fairfax County Department of Health, has taken all necessary measures to fully implement proven infection prevention and control strategies. We remain vigilant in our response and will continue to provide frequent and transparent updates to residents, staff and family members," the retirement home said in a statement.
The Fairfax County Health Departmentsaid it is investigating the incident.
The department said that appropriate measures had been taken to reduce the risk of infection and keep residents safe, including closing the facility to new admissions, cancelling group activities, keeping ill residents in their rooms and increasing cleaning.
Residents experiencing any of those symptoms were urged to call the community's medical center.
ABC News' Amanda Maile, Sarah Herndon and Kyra Phillips contributed to the reporting in this story.
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