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Hello!That’s a good question. The answer is that we have to abolish for-profit health insurance because if there’s one thing that the coronavirus will deliver besides potentially killing tens of thousands of people, it’s that our system now is simply unsustainable.A new analysis warning that U.S. health insurance companies could hike already exorbitant premiums by 40 percent or more next year amid the coronavirus pandemic was received by Medicare for All advocates as further confirmation that America’s healthcare system—driven first and foremost by the profit motive—is ill-equipped to provide necessary care for all, particularly in a time of nationwide crisis. Coronavirus May Add Billions to the Nation’s Health Care BillThe research conducted by Covered California, the state insurance marketplace created under the Affordable Care Act, found (pdf) that “if carriers must recoup 2020 costs, price for the same level of costs next year, and protect their solvency, 2021 premium increases to individuals and employers from COVID-19 alone could range from 4 percent to more than 40 percent.” https://hbex.coveredca.com/data-research/library/COVID-19-NationalCost-Impacts03-21-20.pdfMore than 80 million people in the U.S. are currently uninsured or underinsured, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, and millions more are losing their employer-provided insurance as the jobless rate spikes due to the coronavirus crisis. Key Facts about the Uninsured Population“The impact of COVID-19 will be significant, and… absent federal action, consumers, employers, and our entire healthcare system may be facing unforeseen costs that could exceed $251 billion,” Peter V. Lee, executive director of Covered California said in a statement. “Consumers will feel these costs through higher out-of-pocket expenses and premiums, as well as the potential of employers dropping coverage or shifting more costs to employees.” Covered California Releases the First National Projection of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic’s Cost to Millions of Americans With Employer or Individual Insurance Coverage“These increased costs could mean that many of the 170 million Americans in the commercial market may lose their coverage and go without needed care as we battle a global health crisis,” Lee added. “These are not ‘insurer’ costs—these are costs directly borne by individual Americans.”The new research comes as the coronavirus crisis continues to expose systemic flaws in America’s fragmented and dysfunctional healthcare system. The Guardian reported last Thursday that as the virus has spread rapidly across the U.S., “private health insurance companies have lagged behind: making incremental changes to plans even as health providers seek to change course.” US private health insurance companies clog system amid Covid-19 pandemic“They’re doing healthcare to make money, not to take care of people,” Dr. Judd Hollander, emergency medicine physician and associate dean at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, told The Guardian.Last week, a 17-year-old boy in Los Angeles County died from complications believed to have been caused by COVID-19 after he was denied treatment at an urgent care center. The reason: he was uninsured. Teen Who Died of Covid-19 Was Denied Treatment Because He Didn't Have Health Insurance“He didn’t have insurance, so they did not treat him,” said R. Rex Parris, the mayor of Lancaster, California.So the debate on health care reform will heat up and calls for universal health care coverage or a single-payer system will only grow louder, but they're not the same thing, despite the fact that people sometimes use them interchangeably.Here’s an interesting link that explains the two: Difference Between Universal Coverage and a Single-Payer System

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Well, this isn’t such an easy answer. It really depends on several factors. The first thing you should always keep in mind is that once someone has MRSA in their system, it could always be always there.There is an excellent PDF titled “Living With MRSA” than can be found here.http://dhhs.ne.gov/publichealth/HAI/Public%20Education/Living%20with%20MRSA.pdfThe following information is directly from this publication and will provide insight as to who would be dangerous to be around IF they aren’t taking these precautions & they are a carrier of MRSA, I’ll then follow with some thoughts of my own.“Many people who have active infections are treated and no longer have MRSA. However, sometimes MRSA goes away after treatment and comes back several times. If MRSA infections keep coming back again and again, your health care provider can help you sort out the reasons you keep getting them. Even if active infections go away, you can still have MRSA bacteria on your skin and in your nose. This means you are now a carrier of MRSA. You may not get sick or have any more skin infections, but you can spread MRSA to others. It is not fully understood why some people are carriers of MRSA, yet don’t get infections.If you have an active MRSA infection on your skin, it is contagious. If someone touches your infections, or touches something that came in contact with your infections (like a towel), that person could get MRSA. If you are a MRSA carrier, you still have the bacteria on your skin and in your nose. If you don’t wash your hands properly, things that you use or touch with your hands can give the bacteria to other people. MRSA can also be found in the liquid that comes out of your nose or mouth when you cough or sneeze. Remember, if you have MRSA it is possible to spread it to family, friends, other people close to you, and even to pets. Washing your hands and preventing others from coming in contact with your infections are the best ways to avoid spreading MRSA. “So, as you can see, if they have become a carrier of MRSA, they could pass it on if the right precautions aren’t taken. Knowing if they are a carrier would be the tricky part so the safest thing to do would just take the utmost care as outline in the above document.What the publication doesn’t really address is being on the other side of the equation, such as in your question. I advise that if you know someone has had MRSA repeatedly, just assume they are a carrier and take the precautions yourself if you don’t believe they are being careful enough. And if you are already in a compromised physical state, just don’t risk it!As for my personal experience, once it became obvious that I’m a carrier, I began following the procedures as if I were a surgeon about to perform on a patient. I would do whatever is in my power to keep them safe. I wash my hands and carry sanitizing gel. I don’t handle our food without gloves, etc. I take those precautions and no one has ever had MRSA other than me.Finally, just keep in mind that it’s as easy to give or get MRSA as the common cold but that it’s also as easy to kill! And please don’t treat a MRSA patient like a leper…that is horribly painful and more traumatic than any of the physical manifestations!