Positive news about Corona Virus Updates

[BlueHammer85]

It is a real puzzle. Swedes are seldom thick though even if they are blond. I have no doubt the reasons will unfold - herd immunity?

It is. I had a work call last night from a guy in Sweden, he was at a crowded bar, live band etc. Was very strange.

 

[BlueHammer85]

The UK is aiming to carry out 100,000 tests for coronavirus a day in "a small number of weeks," according to Prof Paul Cosford, emeritus medical director of Public Health England.

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

Was it an atigen test or an antibody test?

antibody pal!

 

[blue b4 the moon]

The UK is aiming to carry out 100,000 tests for coronavirus a day in "a small number of weeks," according to Prof Paul Cosford, emeritus medical director of Public Health England.

Fucking piss up in a brewery... within a small number of weeks us so wishy-washy.

The most important part of keeping control is testing.

 

[domalino]

Well I would disagree mate.
Seeing the rest off the planet are doing the opposite.
Unless they have a vaccine which seems unlikely as no one else seems to have..

I think they just have more faith in the theoretical science.

There's a lot of stuff coming out about viral load and how asymptomatic or mildly infected people are giving off very low doses of virus. So if you catch it off them, you should also get a very mild version of the disease.

Sweden are telling the vulnerable and ill to stay home, and they've thinned out mass gatherings, so what they're aiming for is that at a controlled rate, very mild or asymptomatic people spread the disease at very low doses and the healthy young people they are infecting will get it mildly.

If the spread gets too quick, or the healthcare system starts to get saturated, they will go into a full lockdown like everyone else has.

The thing with Sweden is they have the benefit of very low population density, even in their cities. Stockholm has 1/3 the population density of London, and that's the biggest factor in how fast the spread is, so they are in a position to try the controlled exposure theory that no one else really is.

 

[twosips]

Remember a couple of weeks back when there was loads of talks about promising drug trials that could help, from ones that were already around to treat other things.... they've all seemingly gone quiet. Has anyone heard or read anything recently?

 

[Gelsons Dad]

Remember a couple of weeks back when there was loads of talks about promising drug trials that could help, from ones that were already around to treat other things.... they've all seemingly gone quiet. Has anyone heard or read anything recently?

trails take time. NY is where the answer will come from.

 

[Paladin]

It is a real puzzle. Swedes are seldom thick though even if they are blond. I have no doubt the reasons will unfold - herd immunity?

Yeah, I herd that also.

 

[kippax4ever]

I think they just have more faith in the theoretical science.

There's a lot of stuff coming out about viral load and how asymptomatic or mildly infected people are giving off very low doses of virus. So if you catch it off them, you should also get a very mild version of the disease.

Sweden are telling the vulnerable and ill to stay home, and they've thinned out mass gatherings, so what they're aiming for is that at a controlled rate, very mild or asymptomatic people spread the disease at very low doses and the healthy young people they are infecting will get it mildly.

If the spread gets too quick, or the healthcare system starts to get saturated, they will go into a full lockdown like everyone else has.

The thing with Sweden is they have the benefit of very low population density, even in their cities. Stockholm has 1/3 the population density of London, and that's the biggest factor in how fast the spread is, so they are in a position to try the controlled exposure theory that no one else really is.

Without sounding stupid,how can the guess people with the virus having mild symptoms
& then infect others but with mild symptoms

 

[kippax4ever]

Remember a couple of weeks back when there was loads of talks about promising drug trials that could help, from ones that were already around to treat other things.... they've all seemingly gone quiet. Has anyone heard or read anything recently?

British tobacco supposedly have found a leaf that could cure it
And they said for none profit