China Corona Virus Outbreak

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The total number of cases and deaths in the PH.... The US does it in one day.

The United States reported 39,972 new coronavirus cases and 2,425 deaths on Thursday,
according to Johns Hopkins University -- the largest one-day jump in cases during the pandemic.

[uls]

The total number of cases and deaths in the PH.... The US does it in one day.

coz Trump wants the USA to be number 1 in everything

anyway, they're testing too much haha

[_Cathy_]

coz Trump wants the USA to be number 1 in everything

anyway, they're testing too much haha

I hope that narcissistic misogynist racist creature loses the election.

Napagusapan nga namin ni crush, says a lot about the people who support him. Blows my mind more, mga NON caucasians na pro trump. I only liked Trump because he has the balls to call out China, but crush said it's just for show

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[uls]

I hope that narcissistic misogynist racist creature loses the election.

Napagusapan nga namin ni crush, says a lot about the people who support him. Blows my mind more, mga NON caucasians na pro trump. I only liked Trump because he has the balls to call out China, but crush said it's just for show

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bawal sa tsikot forum

[Flipo]

When will COVID-19 end? - Hashem Al-Ghaili | Facebook

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[glenn_duke]

i have been wondering when such clear mask will be available.
i don't recognize many of my kasalubongs anymore...
just yesterday, i didn't recognize the director...

Different models are now available in Lazada

[StockEngine]

heres some good read... about cures/vax

Top 3+1 COVID-19 vaccines: Which one will smash the finish line? | World – Gulf News

[boybi]

Just watched Netflix’s Coronavirus Explained. The earliest we could develop a vaccine would still take around 18 months. This is already with the parallel testing being done with the 3 phases of testing needed for vaccines. And that’s just the development of vaccines. After this, there’s still the production stage. We will need to vaccinate 60% of the population to achieve herd immunity. Thats more than 4 billion vaccines!

That’s going to take years! And no vaccine yet have reached 1 billion produced.

[dr. d]

Just watched Netflix’s Coronavirus Explained. The earliest we could develop a vaccine would still take around 18 months. This is already with the parallel testing being done with the 3 phases of testing needed for vaccines. And that’s just the development of vaccines. After this, there’s still the production stage. We will need to vaccinate 60% of the population to achieve herd immunity. Thats more than 4 billion vaccines!

That’s going to take years! And no vaccine yet have reached 1 billion produced.

to paraphrase another recent post here,
"no amount of money can make the covid virus act faster than it currently does."

[dr. d]

Different models are now available in Lazada

i wonder,
are they medical-grade, or industrial-grade?

[glenn_duke]

i wonder,
are they medical-grade, or industrial-grade?

They are more industrial than medical, but if you upgrade the filter it may pass as medical grade.

[Monseratto]

[dr. d]

naku...
malayo pa tayo sa herd immunity...
...at least 60-70%...

[Monseratto]

Coronavirus traces found in March 2019 sewage sample, Spanish study shows - Reuters

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[Monseratto]

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Asymptomatic COVID-19 patients unlikely to spread virus after 10 days - DOH

Following the advice of experts based on this finding, the agency updated its protocol to allow doctors to clear infected but asymptomatic people to go home after that period, Health spokesperson Maria Rosario Vergeire announced Friday in a media forum.

“As long as the patient does not exhibit symptoms at all, three days na, and naka-reach na rin sya ng 10th day nya nung sakit nya, maaari na syang i-clear ng kanyang physician na pwede na syang umuwi,” Vergeire explained.

[Translation: As long as the patient does not exhibit symptoms at all, if it has been three days, plus they have reached the 10th day, the physician can clear the patient to go home.]

A similar criteria was published in the World Health Organization website.

The DOH earlier required that a patient should test negative for the virus twice in a row, and results must be from samples taken 24 hours apart.

But studies show that reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction or RT-PCR test, considered as the gold standard, cannot determine if a person is infectious or not, Vergeire said.

[uls]

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Asymptomatic COVID-19 patients unlikely to spread virus after 10 days - DOH

well that's not very different from Singapore's revision of discharge criteria

Singapore revises discharge criteria for COVID-19 patients | The Edge Markets

SINGAPORE (May 28): Singapore has revised the discharge criteria for COVID-19 patients which will see those assessed to be clinically well by Day 21 of the onset of illness discharged without the need for further polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests.

"The revision takes off with immediate effect," said the city-state's Multi-Ministry Task Force at a virtual press conference today.

The task force said it has studied and evaluated the latest local and international clinical and scientific evidence which show that viable virus were not found in COVID-19 patients after the second week of illness despite the persistence of PCR detection of ribonucleic acid (RNA).

“This means that COVID-19 patients are not likely to be infectious after Day 14 of illness and are not infectious by Day 21 of illness,” it said.

[shadow]

well that's not very different from Singapore's revision of discharge criteria

Singapore revises discharge criteria for COVID-19 patients | The Edge Markets

Pero kailangan pa rin mag quarantine sa bahay or pwede na lumabas or pumasok sa work?


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[uls]

Pero kailangan pa rin mag quarantine sa bahay or pwede na lumabas or pumasok sa work?

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Let's check another article

Singapore abandons PCR as criteria for releasing COVID-19 patients

no more PCR test

time based na -- after 21 days pwede na umuwi

SINGAPORE - Singapore said Thursday it will stop using polymerase chain reaction test as a criteria for releasing COVID-19 patients and will now adopt a time-based discharge policy, allowing such patients to go home after just 21 days of isolation.

"With immediate effect, all COVID-19 patients who are assessed to be clinically well by Day 21 of onset of illness can be discharged without the need for further PCR tests," the Health Ministry said in a statement.

based on evidence virus fades after 2nd week

The decision is based on new scientific evidence that the virus fades away after the second week from the onset of illness "despite the persistence of polymerase chain reaction detection of ribonucleic acid."

Singapore added 1 more week as an extra precaution... kaya 21 days

Singapore decided to continue to isolate all patients until the end of the third week as an extra precaution, it said.

pero sa bahay lang muna for another week

pwede na bumalik sa trabaho after the 4th week

They will have to remain in their residence for a further seven days after being discharged to rest and recover and can return to work after the 28th day.

There's your answer Shadow

[uls]

Just watched Netflix’s Coronavirus Explained. The earliest we could develop a vaccine would still take around 18 months. This is already with the parallel testing being done with the 3 phases of testing needed for vaccines. And that’s just the development of vaccines. After this, there’s still the production stage. We will need to vaccinate 60% of the population to achieve herd immunity. Thats more than 4 billion vaccines!

That’s going to take years! And no vaccine yet have reached 1 billion produced.

and there's another problem for us here in PH

when American and European companies get regulatory approval for their vaccines and start mass production

sila muna makikinabang

We have to wait for the vaccines to reach us

siguro asa tayo sa China

Japan is making their own vaccines

they're thinking ahead

alam nila...

University OKs plan for Japan's 1st COVID-19 vaccine clinical test - The Mainichi