grunge
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there is an upto 11 day lag for death certificates figure so can’t do a like for like over the last 7 days.
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there is an upto 11 day lag for death certificates figure so can’t do a like for like over the last 7 days.
British scientists came up with one of the first ever Covid vaccines and likely saved 10’s, if not 100’s of thousands of lives here.
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yeh but apart from that
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Sounds like BM could could learn a thing or two from any scientist anywhere, who would have thought it.
Stoned Rose
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I’m on day 10 now since my symptoms started (29th December). PCR was positive on 4th January.
LF test this morning is still positive. I feel a bit under the weather rather than “ill”.
Few queries please Blues
1. Given it’s day 10 can I now just crack on as of tomorrow?
2. I’m supposed to be starting a new job on Monday. Safe to crack on with that?
Ta :)
LF test this morning is still positive. I feel a bit under the weather rather than “ill”.
Few queries please Blues
1. Given it’s day 10 can I now just crack on as of tomorrow?
2. I’m supposed to be starting a new job on Monday. Safe to crack on with that?
Ta :)
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Yes, crack on. You’re not infectious.
Stoned Rose
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Ta mate :)
You misunderstood me, I'm not for one moment saying it's not real, just that sometimes it takes months to shake off the effects of flu fully too
You can still test positive for weeks after getting it but that doesn’t mean you can infect others.
The reduced 7 day window is there so those that are testing negative can get out early, if you’ve done your 10 days it doesn’t matter if you’re still testing positive, you can go out :-)
I don't think you should if you are still testing positive. That line at T is a virus antibody reaction that produces a coloured response. You still have virus in your airways and therefore you are infectious.
Hopefully you will be well by Monday.
drthingy
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Guidance is you can now go back to work. Risk of still being infectious is low but sensible to avoid high risk individuals and crowded places but LFT may remain positive for a while yet.
Surely there has to be a time when we stop all the testing and isolation of those who test positive and just get on with life? Here's just one example of how absurd it can be.
My friends were here on holiday in Tenerife. They brought their own test kits with them and before they went to the doctors to get tested used them. All were negative. At the doctor's the husband and daughter were negative but the wife tested positive. Her husband, thinking it was a mistake, paid for another test but it was positive as well. They had to fly home and she stayed for another week. No symptoms, she is fine. She flies home today. She was going to get another test but was told she doesn't need one now as the rules have changed. So if they had changed last week she would have got on the plane positive with another 200 people. Society can't function like this it's crazy.
My friends were here on holiday in Tenerife. They brought their own test kits with them and before they went to the doctors to get tested used them. All were negative. At the doctor's the husband and daughter were negative but the wife tested positive. Her husband, thinking it was a mistake, paid for another test but it was positive as well. They had to fly home and she stayed for another week. No symptoms, she is fine. She flies home today. She was going to get another test but was told she doesn't need one now as the rules have changed. So if they had changed last week she would have got on the plane positive with another 200 people. Society can't function like this it's crazy.
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Army deployed to London hospitals to support NHS staff during staffing crisis.
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Covid: Armed Forces send 200 personnel to support the NHS in London https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-59902220
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Nah - SA don't do science. Not in SAGE's eyes anyway.
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South African scientist thinks she may have solved the mystery of long COVID-19, which afflicts 100M people
A recent study by Resia Pretorius and her team at Stellenbosch University in South Africa suggests that long COVID-19 may be triggered by microclots.thehill.com
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I’ve been saying it for a month bud. The fact exposure to omicron also gives immunity to delta and alpha is fantastic
Stoned Rose
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This mirrors my thinking mate but most people I’ve asked are saying just crack on.
I have changed my mind. I think you're right.
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That you keep on repeating this plain falsehood tells us everything about you, and nothing about SAGE.