Tim of the Oak
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It is, but you could argue that it could be moving quicker to the inevitable shutdown.
That’s still the same path, just moving along it faster.
It is, but you could argue that it could be moving quicker to the inevitable shutdown.
How will that help the young with underlying health issues?,
I'd be amazed if they do. The reason clinical trials are so long now is because of the Thalidomide tragedy. In this case it was causing horrible birth defects in new borns, which obviously is a long term thing. The bodies that approve these kind of things are extremely cautious as they know its better to be safe than sorry in case it only makes matters worse.
https://helix.northwestern.edu/article/thalidomide-tragedy-lessons-drug-safety-and-regulation
There will not be a vaccine ready for at best a min 1yrThere is a reason why Trump wants to buy them and risks a conflict with Germany and the EU.
And that’s how panic buying starts.I’ve just been sent this by a family member. Not sure how credible it is but I wouldn’t be surprised.....
“Listen guys, don’t mean to scare anybody and obviously don’t shoot the messenger but my friend is pretty high up in the police force and has been told via the home office we are going on lockdown as of next week. 2 weeks to start with she’s been told. She’s just rang me now. What we do with this is up to us but I’m passing it on regardless and if it doesn’t happen then we have lots of food to eat. xxxxxx”
Safety is paramount, there's a reason why most people don't expect a vaccine within 12 months. Still, I guess they know about this. Much depends on the situation in the autumn. If we control the epidemic sufficiently well, then it won't be urgent to deliver the vaccine already before Christmas. If the situation is really bad though, both in terms of human and economic costs, governments will be desperate to use the vaccine as soon as possible. Extraordinary circumstances may change the safety protocol.
I’ve just been sent this by a family member. Not sure how credible it is but I wouldn’t be surprised.....
“Listen guys, don’t mean to scare anybody and obviously don’t shoot the messenger but my friend is pretty high up in the police force and has been told via the home office we are going on lockdown as of next week. 2 weeks to start with she’s been told. She’s just rang me now. What we do with this is up to us but I’m passing it on regardless and if it doesn’t happen then we have lots of food to eat. xxxxxx”
they don't do that,they just check antibody levels in your bloodNo one knows if infection gives you immunity until they start deliberately trying to reinfect people who’ve had it and recovered.
bang on,,sooner the better IMOA lockdown isn’t scary.
It’s the safest this country will be.
There will not be a vaccine ready for at best a min 1yr
As far as i can gather China has a lot of business interests in Italy, especially the north so that is partly why. Add to that they were not very responsible when isolation and quarantine came into effect. Many travelled south to escape the quarantine measures as it was seen as an inconvenience, this, i suspect, exacerbated the threat of contagion.Has there been any discussion as to why Italy's cases and deaths has escalated much quicker than the UK?
Up until the 19th Feb we had more cases then suddenly theirs has gone through the roof. Has our advice of constantly washing hands actually worked in keeping the spread down or is it just pure luck?
2 separate strains were mentioned at one point, has this now been debunked?
they CAN'T skip any trials,it is regulated,it will not be doneThe article explains that they will try to shorten the trials without compromising the safety of the vaccine. They'll try to deliver the vaccine in the autumn, I.e. before Christmas, so more like 9 months from now rather than 6. Would still be great if they do it. The boss of the company says it's possible, so it might be possible indeed.
25% of the Italian population is over 65, one of the oldest populations in the world.Has there been any discussion as to why Italy's cases and deaths has escalated much quicker than the UK?
Up until the 19th Feb we had more cases then suddenly theirs has gone through the roof. Has our advice of constantly washing hands actually worked in keeping the spread down or is it just pure luck?
2 separate strains were mentioned at one point, has this now been debunked?
He tested negative thankfullyEveryday I expect not to hear from you
especially after your post about coughing up shit again yesterday, but true to form your back for more:)
Keep taking the meds and stay away from @worsleyweb or is he virus free now
they CAN'T skip any trials,it is regulated,it will not be done
Second only to CB3, I hear.25% of the Italian population is over 65, one of the oldest populations in the world.
Has there been any discussion as to why Italy's cases and deaths has escalated much quicker than the UK?
Up until the 19th Feb we had more cases then suddenly theirs has gone through the roof. Has our advice of constantly washing hands actually worked in keeping the spread down or is it just pure luck?
2 separate strains were mentioned at one point, has this now been debunked?