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Weren’t France using it weeks ago?Trials have started with the tablet Trump was touting. It seems that he could be right.
Weren’t France using it weeks ago?Trials have started with the tablet Trump was touting. It seems that he could be right.
Don't know about France but even in UK they are doing with the drug for hiv and this too. Seems people are recovering and yet it's obvious what works is not clear. Indian recommended to use 400mg twice a day and then 400mg for 7 weeks. This is a small dose and for the frontline workers.Weren’t France using it weeks ago?
Holy shit.Scumbag Chinese refusing to serve Black people in McDonalds.
The French have described some bad sure effects. But hopefully there is some hope.Weren’t France using it weeks ago?
I am a scientist. Formerly a biologist and data science is part of my current occupation. Whatever the situation in a specific country fail to enforce social distancing and freedom of movement the greater the death toll, in the absence of a treatment or vaccine. You are trading people's lives for immediate economic gain. And unless you are very lucky a huge outbreak that overwhelms your medical system will hapoen in the weeks and months to come.It’s also ahead of Australia in it’s timeline and Europe was the epicenter.
Try thinking a little more scientific with your comparisons Wibble.
At some point you’d hope people start to understand that unless you can say how many infected people were in a city/country when Italy kicked off, these comparisons are utterly pointless and as unscientific as claiming the Earth is flat.
In Australia under 1% of those confirmed by testing to have been infected have died. About 2.5% of those not yet recovered are in ICU - presunably not all are ventilated.No, no.
One in 5 people who were TESTED (if your math is correct) will die. There are quite obviously hundreds of thousands who've been infected but haven't been tested.
Scumbag Chinese refusing to serve Black people in McDonalds.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ions-us-say-blacks-mistreated-in-chinese-cityThat's... hard to believe. Like, need more sources hard to believe.
Is it hard to believe?That's... hard to believe. Like, need more sources hard to believe.
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I agree - just as much as that, it is when the very people who are tasked with dealing with the virus on the frontlines, are not being protected from it, meaning they cannot continue to help.What I mean is that my cousin now has to self isolate rather than continue his work, so our already overstretched NHS staff are being crippled even moreso since they are losing capacity thanks to the lack of protection.It's a national disgrace that people are dying because they are not given adequate PPE.
I guess all the NHS staff dying from corona must've caught it from 5g.Tweet
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No idea who this nutjob is but it perfectly sums up what the government propaganda leads to and why they do it, partisan ignorance. Who knew Talksport > BMA.
Also seen tweets from frontline staff reacting to the attacks from the health secretary and lack of PPE been jumped on called liars. There's apparently loads of PPE.
What's so hard the belive , that East Asian countries are, among other things, best in the world in racism? They are not even pretending.That's... hard to believe. Like, need more sources hard to believe.
Why are you lumping the whole of Asia to one country?What's so hard the belive , that Asian countries are, among other things, best in the world in racism? They are not even pretending.
I don’t have the answer but it is worth noting that only 55% of people employed in medical roles in the NHS are ‘White’ according the government’s own figures.Many other countries are using the HCQ by the front line staff as a protection. Not the UK. I have said long time ago that there is no PPE for the staff. Especially the nurses and others. I have a question too. Why is that immigrant doctors are dying in the UK more?
There has been a bit of speculation that certain ethnicities could be more susceptible to the virus or its resulting complications. I'd have thought genetic predisposition or social circumstance could be possible contributing factors. There have been calls to study such possibilities but I've yet to see any thorough scientific analysis on it.I have a question too. Why is that immigrant doctors are dying in the UK more?
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It's hard to believe that Chinese people don't like black people? It really isn't.That's... hard to believe. Like, need more sources hard to believe.
No way we have a vaccine by October that’s just overoptimistic. In fact if we come out of quarantine before we have sufficiently tested and contact tracing, which we most certainly will, there will be a second peak, quite obviously.Tweet
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Can't see a vaccine before the end of the year, although with the entire world intensely searching for one, I wouldn't be shocked to see something emerge sooner.No way we have a vaccine by October that’s just overoptimistic. In fact if we come out of quarantine before we have sufficiently tested and contact tracing, which we most certainly will, there will be a second peak, quite obviously.
And because of willful ignorance and politicization of everything in this country, there will be huge pressure against re-quarantining and Repub politicians will say “we overreacted the first time and destroyed the economy - won’t let it happen again”.
Don’t see how we avoid a second wave.
What were the other three?
I'm not well versed on the ABC of vaccine making, but Bill Gates, Anthony Fauci and several other doctors I've heard from are on the record saying 12-18 months at the earliest for a vaccine.Can't see a vaccine before the end of the year, although with the entire world intensely searching for one, I wouldn't be shocked to see something emerge sooner.
DownplayingWhat were the other three?
I think if we have large scale immunisation by the end of 2021 that will be a major achievement. Anything faster will be great of course.Can't see a vaccine before the end of the year, although with the entire world intensely searching for one, I wouldn't be shocked to see something emerge sooner.
They are becoming The Daily Mail.Downplaying
Eurobashing
Culture Wars
Jingoism
Miscellaneous, unclassifiable nonsense
You mean by vaccination or by natural herd immunization (if possible as they are talking of second infections)I think if we have large scale immunisation by the end of 2021 that will be a major achievement. Anything faster will be great of course.
Exactly - plus the less "glamorous" medical specialties often have a higher proportion of BAME doctors. This includes care of the elderly/geriatrics, the very population that's most affected by Covid. It's also worth saying that these specialties are the ones which have little or no opportunity for private work, but that's another issue.I don’t have the answer but it is worth noting that only 55% of people employed in medical roles in the NHS are ‘White’ according the government’s own figures.
RIP John Conway
wow, just wowNot good news for chloroquine. Still holding out hope for hydroxychloroquine.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/12/health/chloroquine-coronavirus-trump.html
Within three days, researchers started noticing heart arrhythmias in patients taking the higher dose. By the sixth day of treatment, 11 patients had died, leading to an immediate end to the high-dose segment of the trial.
Herd immunity will take approx 80% infected or vaccinated. So aiming for that without a vaccine is madness.You mean by vaccination or by natural herd immunization (if possible as they are talking of second infections)
Did anyone think chloroquine was a treatment? Hydroxychloroquine has been the drug I've heard might be beneficial. And heart problems are a known side effects especially if there are pre-existing conditions.Not good news for chloroquine. Still holding out hope for hydroxychloroquine.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/12/health/chloroquine-coronavirus-trump.html
Roughly half the study participants were given a dose of 450 milligrams of chloroquine twice daily for five days, while the rest were prescribed a higher dose of 600 milligrams for 10 days. Within three days, researchers started noticing heart arrhythmias in patients taking the higher dose. By the sixth day of treatment, 11 patients had died, leading to an immediate end to the high-dose segment of the trial.
Or, it simply takes longer to get a confirmed recovery.From Worldometer the world is sitting on plus-minus 1.8 million confirmed cases of which plus-minus 110000 have died and 410000 have recovered so looking at the amount that dies is around a 5th of the amount that recovers. So with plus-minus 1.3 million active cases out there that can go either way and based on the numbers that have had an outcome then plus minus a quarter of a million people are at risk of losing their lives.