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Kazanne · 21-05-2020, 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Scarlett.

Not the same people?

But they have kids and are still mixing

Zizu · 21-05-2020, 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide

with regard to catching it again and immunity, i think it will be the same as all it's other close family. If the strain is similar, you will be immune, if it's different you will catch it again.

For all the holding of hands in horror at the time, the herd immunity option is the best we have at the present time. We have no idea yet how many have already been infected in the UK, but I think it's a lot, and if that proves to be true then we will be "fine". However, if come October/November it shoots back up again, it's not going to be good ... for anyone

Sadly this particular virus is completely different to any other virus including all the those from the coronavirus family .
That’s what’s so scary about the damn thing

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Zizu · 21-05-2020, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by MTVN

A number of reported cases of coronavirus patients relapsing after overcoming the disease were actually due to testing failures, South Korean scientists say.

Researchers at the South Korean centre for disease control and prevention (CDC) now say it is impossible for the COVID-19 virus to reactivate in human bodies.

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...twice-11981721

There's been 5 million cases worldwide now so if people were not immune you'd think we'd be hearing a lot more about reinfections

I hope this is correct .. if it is then it will be all over the news for days , I’d imagine

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thesheriff443 · 21-05-2020, 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy

There was nothing abrasive about my posts, we just don't agree . I dont speak to you any different to anyone else. However you have been really rude and condescending to me on this thread.
There is no difference as the kids still interact with one teacher per day for instance, it doesn't matter if it is the same one or different as they will all present the same risk as each other due to their lives outside school.

It’s a simple numbers game, 6 kids equals 6 times the number of people in their household times the people that household comes into contact with.

30 kids is 30 times the household times the people they come in contact with.

LeatherTrumpet · 21-05-2020, 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by arista

Covid 19 Worldwide Deaths
at over 50 mark
nations

USA :93,163
UK : 35,785
Italy:32,330
France :28,135
Spain:27,888
Brazil :17,971
Belgium :9,150
Germany :8,144
Iran :7,183
Canada:6,143
Netherlands: 5,767
Mexico:5,666
China: 4,667
Turkey:4,222
Sweden :3,831
India :3,434
Peru:3,024
Russia:2,972
Ecuador:2,839
Switzerland:1,892
Ireland:1,571
Portugal:1,263
Indonesia:1,242
Romania:1,147
Pakistan:885
Poland:962
Philippines :842
Japan :768
Egypt:680
Austria:633
Colombia :613
Algeria:568
Ukraine:564
Denmark:554
Chile:544
Hungary:470
Dominican Republic:446
Argentina:394
Bangladesh :386
Saudi Arabia :339
South Africa:339
Finland:304
Czechia:304
Panama:281
Israel :279
South Korea:263
Serbia:235
Norway:234
United Arab Emirates:233
Moldova:228
Morocco:194
Nigeria :192
Bolivia:189
Afghanistan:187
Belarus:179
Greece:166
Honduras:147
Cameron :140
Bosnia: 136
Iraq:134
Kuwait:124
Bulgaria:116
Malaysia :114
Sudan:111
North Macedonia:110
Luxembourg:109
Slovenia:105
Australia:100
Croatia:96
Cuba: 79
Estonia:64
Congo (DRC):61
Somalia:61
Lithuania:60
Niger:58
Chad:57
Thailand :56
Mali :55
Burkina Faso:52
Andorra:51
Kenya:50

Professional Data : https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html

USA update from CNN HD

This list is only useful if every country was as accurate with the stats. They are not, so it's pretty meaningless

Nicky91 · 21-05-2020, 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

This list is only useful if every country was as accurate with the stats. They are not, so it's pretty meaningless

correct, my country is among highest death rate of europe, RIVM had admitted yesterday

Belgium also, not quite accurate since they throw every suspected death by covid but not 100% sure of in these statistics, so also normal pneumonia deaths (basically the complete opposite from us dutch)

tbh care home deaths are harder to register than hospital deaths which is just a fact

Nicky91 · 21-05-2020, 09:20 AM

honestly what can be said is

countries who do well so far in trying to control covid-19

Greece, South-Korea, Vietnam, Iceland, Denmark

Nicky91 · 21-05-2020, 09:21 AM

Norway: they want to look into maybe allowing few people in football stadiums, spread across entire stadium stands

more like 10 people maximum in stands

audiences at that limit are also still allowed at live tv shows (such as the voice) for example

arista · 21-05-2020, 09:46 AM

[Coronavirus: EasyJet to resume flights next month
with strict face mask rule
The airline announces a cautious restart
on some routes from 15 June ahead of an
investor vote that could see its CEO forced out.]

No Food on the flights.

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...-rule-11991930

[The UK airports to see the limited domestic services
return will be Bristol, Birmingham, Gatwick,
Liverpool, Newcastle,
Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness and Belfast,
easyJet added.]

arista · 21-05-2020, 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

This list is only useful if every country was as accurate with the stats. They are not, so it's pretty meaningless

Its Rough Number
used all over the world.

Yes China is well guilty
as many witnessed Covid Dead Bodies
being buried - but not put on the total

The Slim Reaper · 21-05-2020, 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

This list is only useful if every country was as accurate with the stats. They are not, so it's pretty meaningless

Well that's not true. Best data is better than no data, and our own estimated number is way off, too.

Samm · 21-05-2020, 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by arista

[Coronavirus: EasyJet to resume flights next month
with strict face mask rule
The airline announces a cautious restart
on some routes from 15 June ahead of an
investor vote that could see its CEO forced out.]

No Food on the flights.

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...-rule-11991930

[The UK airports to see the limited domestic services
return will be Bristol, Birmingham, Gatwick,
Liverpool, Newcastle,
Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness and Belfast,
easyJet added.]

Only to France though

Toy Soldier · 21-05-2020, 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy

I love the way you dismiss anyone else's opinion but your unsubstantiated word is gospel.

It's not an opinion, it's a fact that there is evidence of immunity lasting at least 3 months in Covid recovery cases, just varying person to person. An established fact isn't up for "Well I don't fink so".

Toy Soldier · 21-05-2020, 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Liam-

So catching it doesn’t mean you can’t catch it again then, like I said

Well yes but if you want to go down that path, you're in your house forever. There is no such thing as a 100% effective vaccine, vaccines work on exactly the same principle as herd immunity; that MOST (not all) people who get the vaccine will be immune. They tend to range from 80% - 95% effective.

So... Getting the vaccine won't mean you can't catch it, either. If you're waiting for a vaccine on the basis that it provides 100% immunity, you're going to be indoors for a long time.

arista · 21-05-2020, 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Samm

Only to France though

No, some parts of Spain
and Italy and Greece
are to open as well.

Greece wants us now.
Some Hotels will go under if no one goes there.

Zizu · 21-05-2020, 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

This list is only useful if every country was as accurate with the stats. They are not, so it's pretty meaningless

You’d have thought that with all that’s at stake every country should be publishing daily figures based on EXACTLY the same basis.

Then when a country is found to be ‘tampering’ with their data they get a massive fine or whatever

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arista · 21-05-2020, 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Well yes but if you want to go down that path, you're in your house forever. There is no such thing as a 100% effective vaccine, vaccines work on exactly the same principle as herd immunity; that MOST (not all) people who get the vaccine will be immune. They tend to range from 80% - 95% effective.

So... Getting the vaccine won't mean you can't catch it, either. If you're waiting for a vaccine on the basis that it provides 100% immunity, you're going to be indoors for a long time.

Zizu · 21-05-2020, 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by arista

Its Rough Number

used all over the world.

Yes China is well guilty

as many witnessed Covid Dead Bodies

being buried - but not put on the total

They are all including/ excluding different things though ..

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Zizu · 21-05-2020, 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Well that's not true. Best data is better than no data, and our own estimated number is way off, too.

That’s why it’s meaningless to have comparison tables , surely ?

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Zizu · 21-05-2020, 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

It's not an opinion, it's a fact that there is evidence of immunity lasting at least 3 months in Covid recovery cases, just varying person to person. An established fact isn't up for "Well I don't fink so".

Where is your evidence for this claim.. day after day some science bod tells us that there’s no evidence to suggest that everyone is immune after recovering

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Zizu · 21-05-2020, 11:41 AM

Data geeks ...

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Zizu · 21-05-2020, 11:41 AM

Lets say it takes around 10 days for a patient to die after being tested positive, and another couple of days after that for the deaths to be reported. That means that the confirmed cases each day were around half what they are now when the current deaths were tested. Not unreasonable to predict that deaths in Brazil could be around 1700-2200 each day in around 10 days from now. Testing in Brazil ispoor, 3462 per million people according to Worldometer compared to USA (42,680), UK (43,661), Italy (52,450), France (21,218)

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