China Corona Virus Outbreak

[uls]

Okay for example you are confirmed covid positive asymptomatic and then after 14 days you go back to work and tested negative by then can you still get covid thereafter? If yes then we repeat the procedure and it is hard for ordinary employees especially those who don't have available vl or sl.

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so the question is -- can you get infected twice

That's a question that even experts aren't sure of

earlier meron diba news from SK that recovered patients tested positive again

scientists say the PCR is only detecting fragments of dead virus

i don't know...

personal opinion ko lang -- when you test positive sa rapid test ---> IGM negative / IGG positive that should be considered recovered ka na AND meron ka na immunity and no longer contagious

hindi ko alam ano interpretation ng iba dyan

[uls]

i guess that's part of the new normal

ung mag rapid test every week or every 2 weeks depende sa company

until there's a vaccine...

small businesses can't afford that so wala testing testing fingers-crossed nalang sana wala may virus

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I guess compromise lahat. Di naman maeliminate totally ang risk. If 50% lang allowed sa plane, willing ba siya to be part of the half na maiwan and wait for the next trip? Also wala ba tayo alternative modes of transport? Siguro masmadali yung social distancing if barko na lang. Although malaki time penalty kung kunwari galing ka mindanao pabalik manila.

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[Ry_Tower]

so the question is -- can you get infected twice

That's a question that even experts aren't sure of

earlier meron diba news from SK that recovered patients tested positive again

scientists say the PCR is only detecting fragments of dead virus

i don't know...

personal opinion ko lang -- when you test positive sa rapid test ---> IGM negative / IGG positive that should be considered recovered ka na AND meron ka na immunity and no longer contagious

hindi ko alam ano interpretation ng iba dyan

I believe that because its a flu virus and we do get re-infected with a flu countless times, re-infection is probably the rule rather than the exemption.

So I will still take all the necessary precaution even if I survived the first bout (sana naman hindi) with the Sars-Cov2 virus.

[uls]

recent news sabi antibodies of recovered people last only a couple of months

COVID-19 Antibodies Can Disappear After 2-3 Months, Study Shows

COVID-19 Antibodies Can Disappear After 2-3 Months, Study Shows

[uls]

I believe that because its a flu virus and we do get re-infected with a flu countless times, re-infection is probably the rule rather than the exemption.

So I will still take all the necessary precaution even if I survived the first bout (sana naman hindi) with the Sars-Cov2 virus.

in the long run daw SARSCOV2 will become a permanent virus like other coronaviruses (229E, NL63, OC43, HKU1)

something the human race will have to live with

[travajante]

1/2.7M chance of getting polio, anyone?

Decades-Old Soviet Studies Hint at Coronavirus Strategy - The New York Times

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[Ry_Tower]

in the long run daw SARSCOV2 will become a permanent virus like other coronaviruses (229E, NL63, OC43, HKU1)

something the human race will have to live with

The good, making a vaccine will surely be profitable. It will not be like SARS where lack of patients and of course business viability, killed the vaccine development.

The bad, if it mutates and becomes deadlier and needs a different vaccine.

[uls]

The good, making a vaccine will surely be profitable. It will not be like SARS where lack of patients and of course business viability, killed the vaccine development.

The bad, if it mutates and becomes deadlier and needs a different vaccine.

yup that's why there was never a SARS vaccine -- it didn't go viral enough

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mutations

there are many flu viruses so scientists have to guess which strain will be widespread and make vaccines for that

hit or miss yan every year

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GCQ curfew hours for Metro Manila cities for those asking “What time should I be home?” - NOLISOLI

[babkalakal]

GCQ curfew hours for Metro Manila cities for those asking “What time should I be home?” - NOLISOLI

except for a few its mostly 5am to 10pm. paano yin sa province kanya kanya din declaration?

[3GEMS]

recent news sabi antibodies of recovered people last only a couple of months

COVID-19 Antibodies Can Disappear After 2-3 Months, Study Shows

And some asymtomatic doesnt form antibodies.

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Private hospitals in Cebu City full of COVID-19 patients, nurses want to quit: doctor | ABS-CBN News

This is bad for Cebuano nurses. Quitting when the going gets tough.

They have to muster the Lapu-Lapu blood.
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[babkalakal]

Private hospitals in Cebu City full of COVID-19 patients, nurses want to quit: doctor | ABS-CBN News

This is bad for Cebuano nurses. Quitting when the going gets tough.

They have to muster the Lapu-Lapu blood.
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I agree but for the benefit of the doubt baka naman over fatigued din kailangan i-rotate. its been more than 3mos of extraordinary circumstances after all.

[ray_noel]

Private hospitals in Cebu City full of COVID-19 patients, nurses want to quit: doctor | ABS-CBN News

This is bad for Cebuano nurses. Quitting when the going gets tough.

They have to muster the Lapu-Lapu blood.
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Well, not all in cebu are cebuano bruh. Just like me, i came in cebu for work but from bohol... people from different provinces in visasays go to cebu to look for work... hence, almost if not all beautiful ladies from other neighboring provinces are in cebu... so i should say they dont have the lapu-lapu blood... some of them have dagohoy/datu sikatuna blood ... [emoji3577][emoji3577][emoji3577] hahaha...


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[Lin Dan]

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[glenn_duke]

Private hospitals in Cebu City full of COVID-19 patients, nurses want to quit: doctor | ABS-CBN News

This is bad for Cebuano nurses. Quitting when the going gets tough.

They have to muster the Lapu-Lapu blood.
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Drama lang ng engot na doctor yan, gusto yata sumikat tulad ni Leachon.
Ang dami ngang volunteer nurses sa Cebu City.
Gusto siguro umalis kasi hindi nila sinuswelduhan, tapos ang laki ng charge nila sa covid patients nila.

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Dr. Tony Leachon

Breaking:

DOH reports 778 COVID-19 cases today; total now at 33,069

- 415 fresh (250 in NCR, 72 in Region 7)
- 363 late

255 recoveries
- 210+ for the 15th straight day
- 8,910 total

8 deaths
- all occurred in June
- 1,212 total

Edson Guido

[Deestone]

I recently talk with a nurse who gave me rapid test. Is it true that the covid virus is now weakening? because we are all now following safety protocol and the virus now is not that potent as it was before.

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[Monseratto]

To be taken with a pinch of salt...hehehe

Could SALT WATER fight Covid-19? Sottish scientists begin gargling trial | Daily Mail Online

Gargling salt water has been found to reduce the symptoms of coughs and colds and to stop them getting worse, researchers say.

And now they want to find out if it could help people with mild symptoms of the coronavirus, which infects the airways in a similar manner.

University of Edinburgh experts are recruiting people to take part in a study to test whether gargling with salt water could boost the body's antiviral abilities.

The idea for the study came from ongoing research into upper respiratory infections — which commonly cause coughs and colds.

People with those illnesses were found to benefit from gargling regularly with salt water in a trial dubbed ELVIS (Edinburgh and Lothians Viral Intervention Study).

Results from the ELVIS trial, published last year, found people who gargled saline had less severe coughs, less congestion and colds that lasted two days less, on average.

They were also less likely to pass on the cold to family members, or to resort to taking medicines from a pharmacy, compared to people who did not gargle.

They suggested direct contact with salt has a toxic effect on the viruses themselves, or stimulates 'innate immune mechanisms' inside cells in the airways.

Salt may also be used by the body's cells to create a chemical called hypochlorous acid, which is found in bleach and known to kill viruses, the researchers said.