The Infection That’s Silently Killing Coronavirus Patients
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/20/pneumonia.html#click=https://t.co/WiG8YUACez
It’s about pneumonia and hypoxia - often by the time patients go to hospital and breathlessness starts (in the 2nd week), pneumonia and hypoxia has already...
I don’t think this article is saying there aren’t big problems for disabled people with the lockdown (like with food, people with serious conditions not being able to get medical treatment etc), but it’s focusing on just one particular part of life, which wasn’t accessible before. Education, and...
This scientist is from UCL, Global health epidemiology:
I think this is the point. Locking down early enough.
All the people who are dying now in the UK from coronavirus, and in other countries, did not have to die. There is almost a sense of inevitability about it in the media and from...
New Zealand PM:
Their R0 is 0.48. She also seems to understand the point of waiting longer to lift lockdown, which in the long run, helps the economy anyway.
It is notable that the alert level that New Zealand will be moving to when they relax it a bit called “Alert level 3”, is more similar...
I don’t think our lockdown is anywhere near good enough. People are actively encouraged to go outside once a day (some are allowed out more than once, if they have certain disabilities. If you have a dog - other members of household can walk dog more than once. Then what about food and...
the telegraph tracker is letting me see the page. It doesn’t have any extra information than the guardian one. They just say the number of cases in your area, like the guardian one does.
@Adrian yes I know, that’s what I mean. The UK figures are not the accurate figures, then. So why is it that number which is used by our politicians, on news channels and media, by scientists analysing different countries response and deaths? It’s not accurate and we know it’s not.
so what is...
Does anyone know why the ONS figures have not been added on to the “official” death toll? Didn’t the ONS release some figures recently? What about the fact we know they’re not adding community and care home deaths in, but care England said there could be as many as 7,500 cases.. will that ever...
If you scroll down on this, there’s case numbers by area: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/19/coronavirus-uk-how-many-cases-are-there-in-my-area#maincontent
I would really Like to see even more localised areas than that, and ways it spreads, but as discussed above, that’s not available..
I had not been keeping an eye on the number of new cases and I did not know around 5,000 new cases were still being identified each day.. and that’s with the fact we are not even massively increasing testing. Is that not really concerning? Should that number not have gone down by now? Around...
https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2020/04/17/who-issues-warning-on-coronavirus-testing-theres-no-evidence-antibody-tests-show-immunity.html
WHO warning: No evidence that antibody tests can show coronavirus immunity
The World Health Organization issued a warning Friday about coronavirus testing, saying...
I think their higher figure may be most accurate in terms of predictions for the UK deaths. This is assuming they are looking at total UK deaths, as under Total deaths it says: All deaths specific to COVID-19 patients. This would include care homes and community deaths. This is in tomorrow’s...
https://www.statnews.com/2020/04/16/early-peek-at-data-on-gilead-coronavirus-drug-suggests-patients-are-responding-to-treatment/
Early peek at data on Gilead coronavirus drug suggests patients are responding to treatment
Chicago hospital treating severe Covid-19 patients with Gilead Sciences’...
“The Chinese city of Wuhan, where the coronavirus originated last year, has raised its official Covid-19 death toll by 50%, adding 1,290 fatalities.
Wuhan officials attributed the new figure to updated reporting and deaths outside hospitals. China has insisted there was no cover-up.”...
Finally...
https://theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/17/uk-to-start-coronavirus-contact-tracing-again
UK to start coronavirus contact tracing again
Matt Hancock says government to rebuild teams amid criticism it stopped strategy too early
“Hancock said on Friday that the government would...
I just read the article about Kerala through twice..I think it’s amazing. it is so nice to read things like this. Something else struck me, that when they asked people to go into isolation, they did monitor them through police and surveillance etc but also they called them each day to make sure...
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