The Google copy still does.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/elemental.medium.com/amp/p/2c4032481ab2
My daughter and many other medics are convinced that Covid-19 is a vascular system disease and not a respiritary one. An article in the Telegraph from the 24th April on the subject:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-...avirus-attacks-veins-heart-brain-blood-lungs/
Thanks for the link, although it perfectly supports my view, that we still don't know about true case numbers.
Modelling has the well known problem of wide error ranges, and I might add you can improve the outcome of your model if you have any political plans in mind. Modelling shows one future scenario at a certain probability, not more, not less.
We definitely need scientific proof, we can't rely on subjective statements how people have felt just after Xmas.
Antibody surveys should give us an idea - IF antibodies certainly exist after some time post infection.
To find out if antibodies have been produced many positive PCR tested persons should be antibody tested first.
We could go on from there and roll out antibody surveys for critical/frontline staff and across the community.
Agree with everything you have said but it has obviously been demonstrated that the virus is very poorly understood.
Just yesterday a leading doctor in Milan mentioned that the viral loads they were seeing in some positive cases have lowered and supposedly the virus is dead in Italy. Either we are becoming immune or the virus is weakening (impossible) or we have no idea what is going on (very likely). We don't even understand how our own immune systems work anyway.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...potency-top-italian-doctor-says-idUSKBN2370OQ
The most interesting thing moving forwards is whether countries that were hit hard will see 2nd waves following relieving lockdowns. If they don't then it must only show that maybe a very large number of people have been infected (though impossible to prove) and there is some community immunity.
We also don't know the relationship between other coronaviruses, immunity and the mortality rate. The Asian countries have been mostly spared in terms of mortality yet they have suffered other outbreaks in recent years (eg SARS) whereas we didn't....
Singapore has had 35,000 confirmed infections but only 23 deaths.... That's a mortality rate of 0.06%....... Why is it 0.06% in Singapore but almost 14% here when going off confirmed cases only for both?
The only reason I can think for these numbers is reporting nuances or the number of infections is MASSIVE and the real mortality rate here is actually similar to Singapore. Going off our current number of deaths and to get a mortality rate of 0.06%... The whole population of the UK would have to be infected.... That's unlikely so god only knows what's going on.
Agree with everything you have said but it has obviously been demonstrated that the virus is very poorly understood.
Just yesterday a leading doctor in Milan mentioned that the viral loads they were seeing in some positive cases have lowered and supposedly the virus is dead in Italy. Either we are becoming immune or the virus is weakening (impossible) or we have no idea what is going on (very likely). We don't even understand how our own immune systems work anyway.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...potency-top-italian-doctor-says-idUSKBN2370OQ
The most interesting thing moving forwards is whether countries that were hit hard will see 2nd waves following relieving lockdowns. If they don't then it must only show that maybe a very large number of people have been infected (though impossible to prove) and there is some community immunity.
We also don't know the relationship between other coronaviruses, immunity and the mortality rate. The Asian countries have been mostly spared in terms of mortality yet they have suffered other outbreaks in recent years (eg SARS) whereas we didn't....
Singapore has had 35,000 confirmed infections but only 23 deaths.... That's a mortality rate of 0.06%....... Why is it 0.06% in Singapore but almost 14% here when going off confirmed cases only for both?
The only reason I can think for these numbers is reporting nuances or the number of infections is MASSIVE and the real mortality rate here is actually similar to Singapore. Going off our current number of deaths and to get a mortality rate of 0.06%... The whole population of the UK would have to be infected.... That's unlikely so god only knows what's going on.
Your first link is a blank page to my iPad.The Google copy still does.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/elemental.medium.com/amp/p/2c4032481ab2
My daughter and many other medics are convinced that Covid-19 is a vascular system disease and not a respiritary one. An article in the Telegraph from the 24th April on the subject:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-...avirus-attacks-veins-heart-brain-blood-lungs/
Your first link is a blank page to my iPad.
Or maybe its the fact that 90% of cases in Singapore are young low wage migrants living in "mega dormitories" and the elderly took the advice early and shielded quickly.
https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/heal...irus-why-so-few-deaths-among-singapores-14000
Eh?Its a medium article, probably trying to open an app and failing?
Bizzare, working OK here in Chrome at least. but I do have ( a freebe ) Medium account.Eh?
It won’t open on my windoze lap top either.