[Zizu]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

in 3 months there will be an updated vaccine that includes omicron and it will be updated for any new variants too, just like the flu jab

Mmmmm I think I saw a clip from ‘that’ online Doctor Campbell is convinced that there won’t be any more vaccines and we will let the herd immunity kick in now


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[Zizu]

Just wondering about Covid 19 ..

Do they know why 33% test positive but show ZERO symptoms yet ??

Are there any other diseases that do that ?


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[arista]

Saturday 5/2/22

259 have Died
60,578 have caught Covid-19

Patients in hospital - Not Updated, yesterdays
Patients in ventilation beds - Not Updated, yesterdays


158,243 Total UK deaths of Covid-19


https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Just wondering about Covid 19 ..

Do they know why 33% test positive but show ZERO symptoms yet ??

Are there any other diseases that do that ?


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Yes a large number of asymptomatic carriers is normal for any virus - we just wouldn't normally know about them because there isn't periodic testing like there is with Covid.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Yes a large number of asymptomatic carriers is normal for any virus - we just wouldn't normally know about them because there isn't periodic testing like there is with Covid.

Thanks

Any ideas why some get poorly and others feel nothing ??


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[user104658]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Any ideas why some get poorly and others feel nothing ??

The short answer is differences in immune response. The reasons for that could be either genetic or environmental - there's some anecdotal evidence for both with Covid. That doesn't necessarily mean those people have overall "better" immune systems per se, just that they have immune systems that are, for whatever reason, better geared towards Covid.

The answers to these things are still semi-mysteries in immunology I believe, when they're solved it'll probably lead to a huge leap forward in medical science.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

The short answer is differences in immune response. The reasons for that could be either genetic or environmental - there's some anecdotal evidence for both with Covid. That doesn't necessarily mean those people have overall "better" immune systems per se, just that they have immune systems that are, for whatever reason, better geared towards Covid.

The answers to these things are still semi-mysteries in immunology I believe, when they're solved it'll probably lead to a huge leap forward in medical science.

Thank you !


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[Cherie]

I missed what paper it was in but the number of patients going into ICU with covid is now down to a handful


My 90 plus neighbour is still in hospital, fully recovered from covid but waiting on an OT assessment, over a week now, how many more in the hospital numbers are in this situation

[bots]

i think they continue to feed us pessimistic information, although they are struggling more and more to find any

[Nicky91]

Netherlands todays numbers

80.946 new cases

1.344 total hospitalisations decrease of 19

211 total on ICU's/ventilators decrease of 18

booster percentage 59.4%

[arista]

Sunday 6/2/22

75 have Died
54,095 have caught Covid-19



Patients in hospital
Latest available
14,634


Patients in
ventilation beds
Latest available
478


158,318 UK Total Covid-19 Deaths


https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

It is absolutely tragic that so many people are waiting for treatments but given we are going through a once every hundred year pandemic - how is this Boris’s fault ?

Do we have similar stats for all the other countries ?

Presumably every country has similarly massive delays ?


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[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

It is absolutely tragic that so many people are waiting for treatments but given we are going through a once every hundred year pandemic - how is this Boris’s fault ?

Do we have similar stats for all the other countries ?

Presumably every country has similarly massive delays ?

It was due yesterday
but the PM delayed the plan without a valid reason.

Of course Worldwide
the Pandemic has caused delays in everything
as money is not there.

[Nicky91]

netherlands last 7 days numbers

total of 824.304 positive tests

[Crimson Dynamo]

Been to see 2 care homes with me old mum this week and both times we have
just arrived at an arranged time and had a look around the place and not had
to provide a LFT. Then when you sit down and ask a few questions and ask
about visiting they both said in solemn tones "oh yes visitors must provide a
LFT on arrival that has been done in last hour on in the waiting room. "

[arista]

Tuesday 8/2/22


314 Have Died.
66,183 have caught Covid-19

Patients in hospital
Latest available
13,793


Patients in
ventilation beds
Latest available
443


158,677 Total UK Covid-19 Deaths

https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/

[Beso]

High deaths still.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by parmnion

High deaths still.

arrive into hospital with un covid issue and die from it but meanwhile also test positive

[user104658]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

arrive into hospital with un covid issue and die from it but meanwhile also test positive

I'd say that only accounts for maybe 1/4 of it.

[Beso]

This vaccine thing on bbc one is interesting.

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I'd say that only accounts for maybe 1/4 of it.

The number of people in hospital 'with covid' as opposed to 'from covid' has been steadily growing for some time, think a couple of weeks ago about half of hospital admissions were with covid rather than from and that is probably true of deaths as well