I think its confirmed cases that go up first > then hospital cases > then deathsIt's the hospitalization numbers that need to be kept an eye on but they're not as easy to find and probably less accurate.
I think its confirmed cases that go up first > then hospital cases > then deathsIt's the hospitalization numbers that need to be kept an eye on but they're not as easy to find and probably less accurate.
I don't know why that even needs to be confirmed or why people still aren't understanding it.I think its confirmed cases that go up first > then hospital cases > then deaths
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No they don't.A 12 year old is reported to have died from the virus. Jesus! the numbers seem to be jumping back up.
Who is Miss Interpret and how is she dealing with her pupils social distancing?No they don't.
They''re going down very very slowly as they have been for a number of weeks now. They're numbers. Pretty much the hardest thing on earth to missinterpret.
No they don't.
They''re going down very very slowly as they have been for a number of weeks now. They're numbers. Pretty much the hardest thing on earth to missinterpret.
It's an interesting live case study if there ever was one very relevant to the virus. These people were pinned in and obviously getting different loads from other people by touching, laying down, talking, yelling, etc. well within probably a couple feet from other people from different walks of life. Give it about a week to 10 days for people to show symptoms, but then see if it's bad enough for them to get tested or potentially hospitalized.How catastrophic could these protests be in terms of new infections and deaths? And when will we likely see the effect of them? There's no doubting the importance of these protests; they're obviously very necessary. But when I saw the pictures coming out of London with the sheer number of people in them I couldn't help but wince. But there again we saw countless photos of beaches being packed over the bank holiday and VE Day anniversary a few weeks ago, and I'm not sure how much damage that did.
So maybe it won't have that much impact?
Stat nerds annoy me, but you wouldn't have someone come in the United forum for example, with stats showing that the average number of passes McTominay plays per game is going up, and then use it to argue that the number of passes McTominay plays per game "seems to be going down"You've never argued stats in the footy forum then?
Admittedly it's a gimp's pastime, but they manage to do it.
Honestly havent checked myself, but was reading that the numbers today and yesterday are higher vs same time last week. (but this was posts here and there...) Also read the numbers should be higher but government are producing different numbers (but that was from the day before so yea...).No they don't.
They''re going down very very slowly as they have been for a number of weeks now. They're numbers. Pretty much the hardest thing on earth to missinterpret.
The number of deaths seem to be higher than they were a week ago, which was what I was referring to (fairly obviously I thought) though the number of infections has gone down.No they don't.
They''re going down very very slowly as they have been for a number of weeks now. They're numbers. Pretty much the hardest thing on earth to missinterpret.
Yep, this is what I meant. New infections have fallen but the deaths seem to have crept back up again.Honestly havent checked myself, but was reading that the numbers today and yesterday are higher vs same time last week. (but this was posts here and there...) Also read the numbers should be higher but government are producing different numbers (but that was from the day before so yea...).
Need to check myself but was hoping to see some sort of summary somewhere that would make it easier.
The big difference between the protests and the beaches will have been the amount of shouting going on at the protests. Plumes of spittle all over the place. If that doesn’t infect a shit-load of people then we know the virus is almost completely ineffective outdoors. Which would be good news.How catastrophic could these protests be in terms of new infections and deaths? And when will we likely see the effect of them? There's no doubting the importance of these protests; they're obviously very necessary. But when I saw the pictures coming out of London with the sheer number of people in them I couldn't help but wince. But there again we saw countless photos of beaches being packed over the bank holiday and VE Day anniversary a few weeks ago, and I'm not sure how much damage that did.
So maybe it won't have that much impact?
No data to suggest anything at the minute, the VE day and Bank Holiday crowds were saying this and we've not seen a spike since. 2 weeks and we'll see probably. Without derailing the thread, it's not as catastrophic as people still having to protest about racism in this day in age.How catastrophic could these protests be in terms of new infections and deaths?
Some were, but many people weren't. Going off the photos I've seen, anyway. Lots of people in close proximity, physical contact, etc. I guess we'll find out very soon the impact of all this.It's an interesting live case study if there ever was one very relevant to the virus. These people were pinned in and obviously getting different loads from other people by touching, laying down, talking, yelling, etc. well within probably a couple feet from other people from different walks of life. Give it about a week to 10 days for people to show symptoms, but then see if it's bad enough for them to get tested or potentially hospitalized.
If a low proportion of protesters do not test positive or get hospitalized, hopefully useful learnings can come out from this. Were many people wearing masks or facial coverings?
I guess we're conducting a global experiment here on whether social distancing is still necessary. I can't help but look at these images and think "what the feck are you doing" and that's with fully acknowledging how important these protests are. I don't mean to downplay them in any way whatsoever, but that was my first reaction upon seeing these images. Crazy fecking timesThe big difference between the protests and the beaches will have been the amount of shouting going on at the protests. Plumes of spittle all over the place. If that doesn’t infect a shit-load of people then we know the virus is almost completely ineffective outdoors. Which would be good news.
Didn't occur to me that and it is a very good point.The big difference between the protests and the beaches will have been the amount of shouting going on at the protests. Plumes of spittle all over the place. If that doesn’t infect a shit-load of people then we know the virus is almost completely ineffective outdoors. Which would be good news.
Mainly worldometers sucks. Secondly, yes a little more testing, thirdly, they did a bunch of tests to many health care workers and announced it at once. And there is a lot of back-log in Sweden's numbers, so no point in looking at daily numbers for them. Weekend was about 2 deaths and now during week around 70, for example.Does anyone know if Sweden have seriously ramped up their testing? @Regulus Arcturus Black?
Daily cases today was 2214. Their previous record was 812.
Cheers.Mainly worldometers sucks. Secondly, yes a little more testing, thirdly, they did a bunch of tests to many health care workers and announced it at once. And there is a lot of back-log in Sweden's numbers, so no point in looking at daily numbers for them. Weekend was about 2 deaths and now during week around 70, for example.
Most consistent way to keep an eye on Sweden is to look at hospitalisations.
Honestly havent checked myself, but was reading that the numbers today and yesterday are higher vs same time last week. (but this was posts here and there...) Also read the numbers should be higher but government are producing different numbers (but that was from the day before so yea...).
Need to check myself but was hoping to see some sort of summary somewhere that would make it easier.
You can see time series of cases and deaths here : https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/?_ga=2.248551297.747417438.1591210245-734824644.1576787809The number of deaths seem to be higher than they were a week ago, which was what I was referring to (fairly obviously I thought) though the number of infections has gone down.
Yep, this is what I meant. New infections have fallen but the deaths seem to have crept back up again.
He has tried to undermine any other approach as much as possible.I shudder to think the number of deaths if Boris was allowed to go ahead with his ridiculous herd-immunity nonsense.
Good to know, thanks. I probably pay too much attention to the daily death toll as opposed to tests positive as an indicator but I keep expecting it to fall to double digit figures. Obviously it will do eventually as the numbers are dropping but it's really sad to see that hundreds of people are still dying on a daily basis.You can see time series of cases and deaths here : https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/?_ga=2.248551297.747417438.1591210245-734824644.1576787809
Essentially all the numbers are dropping still.
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Complete negiligence.Anyone watching Dispatches on C4 right now. Absolute damning indictment of the Government’s response.
Has been from day one. When are people going to wake up to the fact that Tories don't give a feck about you?Complete negiligence.
Has he tested positive?Hope Alok Sharma recovers
did you not work this out before?Anyone watching Dispatches on C4 right now. Absolute damning indictment of the Government’s response.
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It looks like they are using a form of lipid ibuprofen. Interesting as I think that this means they want to move absorption beyond the stomach to (presumably) be distributed around the body by the lymph system. And they are comparing lipid vs normal ibuprofen by the look of it.That is interesting. Would love to see the pre-clinical data. The cynic in me sees the way that SEEK talk about a “unique formulation” as them angling for a new patent on an established medicine, to sell it at a premium. It’s a pity they don’t include an arm in the study using ‘normal’ ibuprofen.
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