China Corona Virus Outbreak

[kagalingan]

the top and only pinoy in forbes park richest.

but dont know if its true ito sa youtube.

pero kung totoo ito eh wow sobra naman inuyat hahahahah.

[dr. d]

the top and only pinoy in forbes park richest.

but dont know if its true ito sa youtube.

pero kung totoo ito eh wow sobra naman inuyat hahahahah.

hard and un-fair to make conclusions, based on only one side of the coin.

[uls]

ULS

If we mass tested the whole world, half of positives will likely show no symptoms

Iceland tested more people as % of its population than any other country

Study: Yes, Half of Coronavirus Carriers Show No Symptoms

What weÂ’re learning from Iceland this week is as fascinating as it is crucial to fighting the coronavirus epidemic: That somewhere in the neighborhood of half of everyone testing positive for the coronavirus will show absolutely no symptoms.

The hard data, out of Iceland, straight from their (impressive) health ministryÂ’s dedicated COVID-19 page:

– As of March 25, Iceland has administered 12,615 tests.

– Of those tests, Iceland has found 802 confirmed cases.

– While it might not sound like a lot, in a sparsely-populated nation of around 364,000 citizens, it’s an impressive number. They’ve nearly tested 3.4 percent of the entire country (compared to the United States, and according to the COVID-19 Project data tracker: we’ve tested 432,655 of our 327 million citizens, or just a tenth of one percent of our country’s population). Iceland currently claims to have tested more citizens per capita] than any other country in the world.

difference between what Iceland is doing and what the US is doing

Consider: Right now, in America, if you don’t have a fever, or aches, or any other cold or flu-like symptoms, nobody would tell you not to go to the store. Nobody would tell you not to leave your apartment. Unless you had been in contact with someone who tested positive, showed symptoms, or to an epicenter of the outbreak, nobody would advise you to self-quarantine. Because nobody would be advising you to quarantine, you could still be spreading the virus to other people — and of course, in any of those places, other people who should be quarantined could be spreading the virus to you.

This is the value of widespread testing. If we knew you had it, we would tell you: Isolate yourself, stay inside. In America, weÂ’re currently testing mostly just to confirm suspected cases of COVID-19. In America, in order to get a test, right now, youÂ’re likely on your way to or at a hospital. Or you have symptoms (labored breathing, high fever) that could send you there. In Iceland, again, theyÂ’re just testing, testing, testing, whoever they can, whenever they can.

They haven’t implemented a lockdown or a curfew, but they have banned gatherings of over 20 people, advised quarantine measures, and again: Test, test, test. Having widespread testing allows them to isolate those with the virus, and thus, the virus itself. Even more, it empowers Iceland to continue some semblance of life as it normally is — more than many, many other places in the world without the kind of testing operation that they have can say for themselves right now. In other words: Iceland’s citizenry might be small, but what they lack for in size, they more than make up for in power — by doing nothing more than being accounted for, handing out an urgent lesson the entire world can stand to learn from right now.

[jmc21420]

Rest In Peace, Doc—

Dr. Leandro Resurreccion III, a pediatric transplant surgeon, passed away on Tuesday, March 31, due to acute respiratory failure caused by COVID-19. He was 57 and a father of four. (PDI)


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[dr. d]

If we mass tested the whole world, half of positives will likely show no symptoms

i wouldn't be surprised.

in infectious disease class, the teacher reminds us that just because the organism was identified in the body, does not mean it is the cause of the disease manifestations of that patient.
"consider the possibility, that the bug is just there for the ride."
in many etiketas, there is this warning, "test results should always be correlated clinically".

[Deestone]

People lining up outside as early as 5:45am in one of Sy's Hypermarket.

[Athrunzala]

the top and only pinoy in forbes park richest.

but dont know if its true ito sa youtube.

pero kung totoo ito eh wow sobra naman inuyat hahahahah.

Take a look at Cynthia Villar's twitter to see what they have done during this crisis

[Monseratto]

Western researchers came out with the same conclusion and concur with Chinese research.

That Type O blood least susceptible from serious infection.

Type A blood most likely will get infected with severe effect .


Coronavirus: Worldwide genetics race to uncover who is most susceptible to Covid-19 | South China Morning Post

Their study also found “significant and consistent risk reduction” for the coronavirus from people with type O blood, lending support to an earlier study by Chinese researchers that found patients with type A blood had higher rate of infection and tended to have more severe Covid-19 symptoms, while those with type O blood had a lower risk of serious infection.

The Chinese team, led by Jiao Zhao at the Southern University of Science and Technology, drew their conclusions from blood distributions of 2,173 patients from three hospitals in Wuhan and Shenzhen.

“This is the first observation of an association between the ABO blood type and Covid-19,” Zhao and his colleagues wrote on medrxiv.org last week. “It should be emphasised, however, that this is an early study with limitations.”

[dhisky]

^People with O type blood will be in demand now

[Monseratto]

Someone is dying every 2 minutes of Covid in US of A...

US records 700 coronavirus deaths in a single day for first time - CNA

All told, more than 3,700 people have died from COVID-19 in the United States during the outbreak, more than the number who died in the Sep 11, 2001, attacks. The total confirmed US cases rose to 184,000, up 21,000 from the day before.

[dr. d]

^People with O type blood will be in demand now

i'm a B! i'm a B!
heh heh.

errr...
demand, to what end?

before wolverine,
there was this TV series in the 70s, where the bida had this unique blood which had the potential to cure most diseases, when transfused into the sick.
he was always running, because someone was always running after him.

[dr. d]

forget it, folks.
the transplanted quote is not cooperating.

[doo]

i wouldn't be surprised.

in infectious disease class, the teacher reminds us that just because the organism was identified in the body, does not mean it is the cause of the disease manifestations of that patient.
"consider the possibility, that the bug is just there for the ride."
in many etiketas, there is this warning, "test results should always be correlated clinically".

In this regard doc, how would asymptomatic persons transmit the virus if they don't cough nor sneeze?

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[badkuk]

i'm a B! i'm a B!
heh heh.

errr...
demand, to what end?

before wolverine,
there was this TV series in the 70s, where the bida had this unique blood which had the potential to cure most diseases, when transfused into the sick.
he was always running, because someone was always running after him.

Bruce Banner? Patay Covid-19 sa gamma radiated blood nyan :D

There was this old guy who retired last year from donating his blood. Filled with antibodies daw that helped a lot of sick kids. Forgot the name...

[Monseratto]

Former Senator Heherson Alvarez and wife Cecile Guidote, positive for COVID-19, in critical condition

Nasa kritikal na kundisyon ngayon si dating Senador Heherson Alvarez, 80, at ang kanyang misis, ang theater legend na si Cecile Guidote-Alvarez, 76.

Parehong positibo sa COVID-19 ang mag-asawa.

Kinumpirma ito ng Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR), kung saan nanungkulan si Heherson bilang secretary mula 1986 hanggang 1987.

Ayon pa sa ulat ng CNN Philippines ngayong araw, March 31, nag-alay ng dasal ang mga empleyado ng DAR para sa paggaling ng dating kalihim.

[dr. d]

In this regard doc, how would asymptomatic persons transmit the virus if they don't cough nor sneeze?

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in my opinion,
one need not cough or sneeze pathologically, to spread the virus around.
even their ordinary exhalation, may already spread the virus.

[heavenlee]

In this regard doc, how would asymptomatic persons transmit the virus if they don't cough nor sneeze?

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in my opinion,
one need not cough or sneeze pathologically, to spread the virus around.
even their ordinary exhalation, may already spread the virus.

I saw a video once of how droplets of saliva float out of our mouths when we talk to someone, and that someone can then inhale those droplets if he is not wearing a mask. That is how asymptomatic virus infectees can transmit the virus to another person.

Can't find that original video now, but did find something similar, the link of which is below -- that is why I am joining the call for EVERYONE to wear face masks when outside, or to avoid person to person contact as much as possible at this time.


Talking can spread COVID-19 - YouTube

[doo]

in my opinion,
one need not cough or sneeze pathologically, to spread the virus around.
even their ordinary exhalation, may already spread the virus.

Thanks doc, Strict social distancing really is important.

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[badkuk]

Bgy San Roque, QC earlier.

Twitter


Somebody better get off his *$s and use his emergency powers to fix this fast, or else they will knock on his doorstep next.

[tsupermario]

I saw a video once of how droplets of saliva float out of our mouths when we talk to someone, and that someone can then inhale those droplets if he is not wearing a mask. That is how asymptomatic virus infectees can transmit the virus to another person.

Can't find that original video now, but did find something similar, the link of which is below -- that is why I am joining the call for EVERYONE to wear face masks when outside, or to avoid person to person contact as much as possible at this time.


Talking can spread COVID-19 - YouTube

COVID-19: Fighting a Pandemic - NHK Documentary | NHK WORLD-JAPAN On Demand

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