That is what I had thought. But is there another factor? Could speculate all night, but it would be good to be certain.Don't think so, if it had been around Oct>Winter and with its infectivity then hospitals would have been chocka + many deaths.
That is what I had thought. But is there another factor? Could speculate all night, but it would be good to be certain.Don't think so, if it had been around Oct>Winter and with its infectivity then hospitals would have been chocka + many deaths.
I agree. If testing and tracking had been applied at the proper time (eg WHO/Germany style) it would have helped a huge amount. Given the scale of problem we have now it would be an absolutely vast logistics problem; much bigger than the logistics problems the government have already shown themselves incapable of handling.I'm not convinced that testing is the long term answer, particularly in this country.
What? This Gavin Williamson:
Andrew Adonis
@Andrew_Adonis 2h
Gavin Williamson has managed to spend an hour saying nothing He is supposed to be a minister in a crisis
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I misread that, for a moment I thought you'd said "coma"
YUP!What? This Gavin Williamson:
Gavin Williamson sacked as defence secretary for Huawei leak – as it happened
Prime minister asks minister to leave after inquiry concludes ‘no other credible version of events to explain this leak has been identified’
And in order to reduce the spread of the pandemic if the vaccine cannot confer immunity, it instead causes instant death.Don't think so, if it had been around Oct>Winter and with its infectivity then hospitals would have been chocka + many deaths.
This is alarming and a spanner in the works to breaking out of lockdown until a tested and safe vaccine becomes widely available.
Vaccine-induced immunity 'could last longer'
The leader of a team working on a coronavirus vaccine says scientists believe its possible to become infected with Covid-19 more than once.www.bbc.co.uk
The leader of a team working on a vaccine, Professor Sarah Gilbert, from Oxford University said scientists believed it was possible to become infected with Covid-19 more than once.
She added that a vaccine-induced immunity could last longer than the infected-induced immunity.
I posted this possibility for myself in mid March on this link.I am seeing more and more people claiming that in pretty much any time from October to March, they had a spectacularly awful dose of something. When they compare the symptom list, they are convinced there is at least a reasonable chance it was covid-19.
At any particular place on the body?Germany 9 U.K. 530 over the last 24 hours. And Dr Err Ahem says we shouldn’t make comparisons between countries because of recording differences.
I’m sorry Doc, a difference of that magnitude is not down to recording differences. She is peddling the government BS. She should be struck off.
And the bloody virus spared him out of professional courtesy?It’s now emerging that Johnson skipped vital planning meetings as the Coronavirus situation developed.
I would think this his true. His reckless behaviour which led to him becoming infected suggests that he didn’t take Coronavirus seriously. It appears to have been a big joke to him. He has now killed people as a result of his inaction.
I think it was some time in January and I was listening to a phone in programme about the outbreak in China. The presenter was speaking to a student in Wuhan. The Student was an Eastern European and he was saying that there were rumours in the City at the beginning of last summer that people were falling ill due to some kind of virus but then the rumours stopped and he did not hear anything again until December.That is what I had thought. But is there another factor? Could speculate all night, but it would be good to be certain.
During the floods the wife asked me where was Borris, it was a Saturday or Sunday, and I told her he does not work weekends. She thought I was joking but I wasn't you never used to see him on the weekends no matter what the problem was, someone else would have to come out and face the media.Rats/sinking ship comes to mind
YUP!
I do think that two (or more) different diseases seems more likely. Just a bit of a surprise to have them with such similar symptoms - well, apart from death rate.I think it was some time in January and I was listening to a phone in programme about the outbreak in China. The presenter was speaking to a student in Wuhan. The Student was an Eastern European and he was saying that there were rumours in the City at the beginning of last summer that people were falling ill due to some kind of virus but then the rumours stopped and he did not hear anything again until December.
A couple of days later on another phone in programme on the radio they were speaking to another student who was studying in Wuhan, this one was English. He said that he had heard rumours about a nasty virus circulating sometime around the beginning of September.
If the rumours are true (I believe the students had heard the rumours) but that doesn't mean they are true, then it could mean that the virus could have been spreading in the UK from around October. What wouldn't make sense though is why the hospitals would not have been inundated at that time with seriously ill people.
I suppose its possible that the virus mutated at some point and became more deadly but I think the more like possibility is that there were a few nasty bugs going around this winter not just the corona virus.
From what the expert from Oxford was saying on the Marr programme this morning, even if you have had it, it may not give you much protection for very long. If they do produce a vaccine then that is likely to give you better and longer protection than actually catching the virus.
if I understand correctly, the vaccine that the Oxford group is proposing is a mRNA vaccine. It's cheap and easy to produce but there are reasons why none of them has been approved.And in order to reduce the spread of the pandemic if the vaccine cannot confer immunity, it instead causes instant death.
Win-win situation.
No idea whatsoever about physical packing, but a C-17 can carry around 77 tonnes and the PPE was reported to be 89 tonnes. So, in terms of weight, they could get most of it onto one flight.Why haven’t they sent RAF transporters to Turkey anyway? If they’d left this morning, they could have been back by late afternoon with the gear. A fleet of trucks could have them got it out to hospitals. Absolute *****.
Send whatever is needed. Send 10 aircraft if necessary and land them at airfields around the country to speed up distribution. There are many aircraft on the ground, so carrying capacity isn’t an issue. This is a national emergency.No idea whatsoever about physical packing, but a C-17 can carry around 77 tonnes and the PPE was reported to be 89 tonnes. So, in terms of weight, they could get most of it onto one flight.
I suspect that was more likely background winter flus going around.I think it was some time in January and I was listening to a phone in programme about the outbreak in China. The presenter was speaking to a student in Wuhan. The Student was an Eastern European and he was saying that there were rumours in the City at the beginning of last summer that people were falling ill due to some kind of virus but then the rumours stopped and he did not hear anything again until December.
A couple of days later on another phone in programme on the radio they were speaking to another student who was studying in Wuhan, this one was English. He said that he had heard rumours about a nasty virus circulating sometime around the beginning of September.
If the rumours are true (I believe the students had heard the rumours) but that doesn't mean they are true, then it could mean that the virus could have been spreading in the UK from around October. What wouldn't make sense though is why the hospitals would not have been inundated at that time with seriously ill people.
I suppose its possible that the virus mutated at some point and became more deadly but I think the more like possibility is that there were a few nasty bugs going around this winter not just the corona virus.
From what the expert from Oxford was saying on the Marr programme this morning, even if you have had it, it may not give you much protection for very long. If they do produce a vaccine then that is likely to give you better and longer protection than actually catching the virus.