China Corona Virus Outbreak

[Ry_Tower]

Nakakainis itong ibang company na hanggang ngayon required pa magreport to office or mag-ikot yung ahente or wala silang suweldo. Work nila can be done remotely naman.

Meron lang kasi wala tiwala sa tao or technology.

[Monseratto]

Covid: Child Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine trial halted over potential blood clot link | ITV News

mRNA for kids na lang...

[thephantom]

My batchmate in highschool died due to covid...

Ang sabi2 3days may fever and dry cough tapos nag self medication lang... nun 4days nanghina na at dun na dinala sa hospital, pagdating sa hospital namatay... ang bata pa...
siguro bumaba na oxygen nun and lungs ang tinira...


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Just curious. He's in the motoring world?

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[Flipo]

Hashem Al-Ghaili
posted an episode of COVID-19.
14 hrs.
Sunlight inactivates coronavirus 8 times faster than previously thought

Sunlight inactivates coronavirus 8... - Hashem Al-Ghaili | Facebook

[Monseratto]

Not too optimistic real world data from SINOVAC user Chile

Chile study shows first Sinovac shot alone not protective | ABS-CBN News

The study by the University of Chile found inoculation to be 56.5 percent effective in protecting recipients two weeks after the second dose, and 27.7 percent effective within the first two weeks.

But for a single dose, efficacy in the 28 days between the first and second dose was only three percent -- on par with the margin of error in such studies, it said.

Chile has so far given at least one shot to 7.07 million people, and both shots to 4.04 of 15.2 million inhabitants being targeted for vaccination.

Like the rest of Latin America, the country has seen a steep rise in new infections and has surpassed the daily rate of the first wave last year, with more than 8,000 new cases per day.

"Getting vaccinated very significantly decreases the possibility of infection, it does not eliminate it, but it decreases it a lot, therefore you have to get vaccinated," University of Chile rector Ennio Vivaldi told a virtual press conference.

But it was also clear that the first dose on its own "does not have any relevant effect after four weeks" which means the recipient was for all intents and purposes just as vulnerable to infection as a non-vaccinated person.

[uls]

Not too optimistic real world data from SINOVAC user Chile

Chile study shows first Sinovac shot alone not protective | ABS-CBN News

of course kulang sa protection ang 1 dose

for a vaccine with only 50% efficacy after 2 doses, syempre wala pa protection ang 1 dose

[uls]

tapos di pa sinabi anong variant ung sa Chile

kung brazil variant yan

[dr. d]

Not too optimistic real world data from SINOVAC user Chile

Chile study shows first Sinovac shot alone not protective | ABS-CBN News

but wasn't that the manufacturer's claim?

besides,
50% protection is still better than "zero-protection-because-i'm-waiting-for-pfizer".

[ale828]

Whatever happened to the quarantine facilities in Philippine Arena, MOA Arena and Rizal Memorial Stadium???



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Full na daw yung sa PICC and Rizal Memorial. its an isolation/quarantine facility not a hospital.
Only Those who tested positive and can't be isolated at home are brought there but as of the 3rd week of march puno na daw yung sa PICC area. That is last i heard about it.

[Monseratto]

[shadow]

Hahaha inutil talaga na DOH and FDA. Approved na for seniors ang sinovac, bigla naging pwede dahil ubos na astra. Mga ulol talaga eh di sana sinabi na nila nun start pa lang, lalo mag duda mga tao


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[Monseratto]

With political power comes special privilege...

Sara Duterte takes trip to Singapore for personal health management | ABS-CBN News

[Monseratto]

Whatever happened to India's drop in cases?

ON APRIL 5th India for the first time recorded more than 100,000 new cases of covid-19—more than any other country in the world.

[dr. d]

With political power comes special privilege...

Sara Duterte takes trip to Singapore for personal health management | ABS-CBN News

influential people have been going abroad for medical treatment for decades now.

i am reminded of a story many years ago.
a wealthy person went to the usa, for treatment for allergies.
punta siya sa acclaimed expert there.
the world expert says,
"why did you come here? you have one of the world's best allergologists back in your country."

"no man is a prophet in his own country."

[uls]

may kilala ako executive checkup sa singapore pa ginagawa

sabi ko sa kanya "St Luke's not good enough for you?" hehe

ako nga basic package lang sa hi-precision

[dr. d]

doctors,
... just text classmates for appointments and stuff.
heh heh heh.

[BlancNoir]

may kilala ako executive checkup sa singapore pa ginagawa

sabi ko sa kanya "St Luke's not good enough for you?" hehe

ako nga basic package lang sa hi-precision

haha mabilis pa result sa hi-precsion.

[shadow]

may kilala ako executive checkup sa singapore pa ginagawa

sabi ko sa kanya "St Luke's not good enough for you?" hehe

ako nga basic package lang sa hi-precision

Hinde lang executives, dami din chinese na may pera sa Singapore din. Tingin ko meron malubhang sakit yun anak niya. If siya lang she don't need to bring her kid with her.


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[ray_noel]

Does he have comorbids?

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During our h.s, he has asthma pero hindi grabe.

kung nag monitor sana siya ng oxygen saturation mas maaga sya mapunta hospital

kahit hindi pa nahirapan huminga makikita na sa oximeter bumaba na oxygen

by the time ramdam na ung hirap huminga sobra baba na oxygen

Parang ganun na nga... asthmatic pa nung high school...

Just curious. He's in the motoring world?

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Yes! You know him?


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[shadow]

Ano kaya plan ng govt after 6 months sa mga completed na vaccinations? Magbigay nanamab sila ng booster? Or kanya-kanya na?



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