If you can combine that with developing some type of immunity test and passport you would think it would save lives and get people back to work at the same time. It could help treat people whilst we wait for a vaccine to be developed and produced.
If I knew I’d had covid 19 and my now immune blood would save people and get this horrible situation over with sooner I’d be giving pints of it away. I’m sure the wider public would too.
Viral genetics say that most UK cases came via Singapore or Italy (via Singapore). Cases that came from China (or China via Washington state) arrived later and only form a small percentage of UK cases.The first cases caught it in China and flew to the U.K.
I’ve already said that the notion of December is fanciful and I’d agree with your suggestion that every person who thinks they had it back then cannot possibly be right, although you could apply that logic to any situation that requires the input of the human brain.It’s certainly impossible that every single person that believes they’ve have it in December is correct. We’ve seen the exponential numbers of confirmed cases and how few actually had it once the tests were rolled out back at the end of January and start of February.
In those first weeks, we wouldn’t have seen 2, 2, 3, 6, 9, 9 etc etc for a month. We’d have started off with hundreds and would now be on about 3x-5x the amount of confirmed cases than we actually have.
People get bad coughs and Flu every year and yet according to my Facebook newsfeed, I apparently know some tens of people that had it from November 2019 to January 2020, or are certainly sure they did.
I'm more worried about a 'second wave' as happened with the flu in 1918. Basically 6 months latter it came back mutated and much worse - people literally catching it in the morning and dying the same day.I’ve already said that the notion of December is fanciful and I’d agree with your suggestion that every person who thinks they had it back then cannot possibly be right, although you could apply that logic to any situation that requires the input of the human brain.
It’s perfectly natural for certain people to engage in wishful thinking when a deadly pandemic is sweeping the world, for the same reason certain people are convinced that they’ve got Covid-19 and are going to die from it every time they cough.
That could happen, but most successful mutations tend to push a virus towards being less malign for reasons of self-preservation.I'm more worried about a 'second wave' as happened with the flu in 1918. Basically 6 months latter it came back mutated and much worse - people literally catching it in the morning and dying the same day.
I’ve already said that the notion of December is fanciful and I’d agree with your suggestion that every person who thinks they had it back then cannot possibly be right, although you could apply that logic to any situation that requires the input of the human brain.
It’s perfectly natural for certain people to engage in wishful thinking when a deadly pandemic is sweeping the world, for the same reason certain people are convinced that they’ve got Covid-19 and are going to die from it every time they cough.
Fingers crossed.That could happen, but most successful mutations tend to push a virus towards being less malign for reasons of self-preservation.
I'm more worried about a 'second wave' as happened with the flu in 1918. Basically 6 months latter it came back mutated and much worse - people literally catching it in the morning and dying the same day.
I'm more worried about a 'second wave' as happened with the flu in 1918. Basically 6 months latter it came back mutated and much worse - people literally catching it in the morning and dying the same day.