Maybe trump should have followed putin’s lead as US has had over 200,000 new cases in one day.
Bars, clubs and restaurants in Moscow face two months of overnight closures to reduce the spread of COVID, as Russia's daily tally of cases exceeded 20,000.
So I guess the plan now is for COVID-19 to spiral out of control and for more ad hoc remedies to be applied.
Stay safe!
Persistent and extensive lung damage seen in COVID-19 patients
some people who recover from the infection have reported persistent symptoms surrounding the lungs, such as difficulty breathing.
A small fraction of people have also reported having other lasting symptoms;
these individuals have been dubbed "long haulers" or "long-COVID” patients.
First, there is the presence of
massive lung thrombosis,
persistent viral infection,
endothelial dysfunction,
as well as the presence of dysmorphic cells in the lungs.
https://www.news-medical.net/news/20...-patients.aspx
another BIG YOU to malpracticing Dr. Trash
Hydroxychloroquine Does Not Benefit Adults Hospitalized With COVID-19
A National Ins utes of Health clinical trial
evaluating the safety and effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine for the treatment of adults with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has
formally concluded that the drug provides no clinical benefit to hospitalized patients.
https://scienceblog.com/519487/hydro...-with-covid-19
B-b-b-but we're rounding the corner aren't we?
Finally a decent study to prove 1) HCQ does not kill people when used at appropriate dosages 2) HCQ does not work to treat people after they have progressed past the viral replication stage of the illness
Still no good study on early use of HCQ to prevent serious illness.
One good study on prophylactic use of HCQ which demonstrated it does not prevent infection. However 100% of participants did not develop serious illness, although that was not the focus of the study.
HCQ s moving the goalpost again.
1 third of new jersey cases reported today are over 7 days old.
You still dont understand
I completely understand you lost and it destroyed you.
Study of nearly 2,000 Marine recruits reveals asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2 transmission
2,000 Marine recruits who went through supervised quarantine before starting basic training
revealed several instances of asymptomatic transmission of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, despite the quarantine measures.
The findings have important implications for the effectiveness of public health measures to suppress transmission of COVID-19 among young adults, whether in military training, schools, or other aspects of the pandemic.
transmission occurred despite implementing many best-practice public health measures, and
that diagnoses were made only by scheduled tests,
not by tests performed in response to symptoms.
regular testing not dependent on symptoms identifies carriers who can transmit SARS-CoV-2.
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_relea...-son111020.php
nothing but the flu
Life after COVID hospitalization: Study shows major lasting effects on health, work & more
Death, rehospitalization, and problems with basic activities, jobs, mental health and finances seen in many patients treated at 38 Michigan hospitals
Within two months of leaving the hospital, nearly 7% of the patients had died,
including more than 10% of the patients treated in an ICU.
Fifteen percent had ended up back in the hospital.
When researchers interviewed 488 of the surviving patients by phone around
60 days after their hospitalization,
they heard a litany of health and life woes.
"These data suggest that the burden of COVID-19 extends far beyond the hospital and far beyond health,"
"The mental, financial and physical tolls of this disease among survivors appear substantial."
More than 39% of the patients interviewed said they hadn't gotten back to normal activities yet, two months after leaving the hospital.
Twelve percent of the patients said they couldn't carry out basic care for themselves anymore, or as well as before.
Nearly 23% said they became short of breath just climbing a flight of stairs.
One-third had ongoing COVID-like symptoms,
including many who still had problems with taste or smell.
40% said they couldn't return to work,
most because of their health and some because they'd lost their job.
And 26% of those who had gone back to work said they had to work fewer hours or have reduced duties because of their health.
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2020-11/mm-u-lac111120.php
nothing but the flu
This has been tried in Europe and it works partially.
Cat iz out of the bag. A lockdown like this woulda been way more efficient in May. Along with regional lockdown like china.
Too little
Too late now
No it doesn't. Buffoon
Foldren, the folding artist, folds.
Heavy handed lockdowns like China & Australia will never work here.
Funny Bad News Mike has gone from we can't stop these kinds of viruses to we should copy China. If you've been following his podcasts his mental decline has been sad to hear. Poor old guy got depressed from not seeing his kids/grandkids and then RBG's death pretty much broke him.
It woulda worked in May qnd shoulda been done. d "muh freedums" dumb s
Too late now
"If we could just be like those other countries" -Left
S Korean accused of lying to COVID-19 investigators sent to jail
8 Oct 2020
A South Korean man accused of lying to authorities about his job and whereabouts during a coronavirus-tracing investigation has been jailed for six months, Yonhap news agency reported on Thursday.
The case is the most high profile yet in the South Korean government’s aggressive efforts to track, trace, and quarantine suspected coronavirus case
Why can't we arrest and jail people who lie about their contacts?
Go back home, Pablo.
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