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Did I hear it right that Italy and Great Britain are again experiencing higher death rates with a possible second wave.
National news on NBC. Lester Holt.
I was in the kitchen cooking so I just heard parts of the story. Cuomo also said at noon that we have to be ready for a second wave.
I was in the kitchen cooking so I just heard parts of the story. Cuomo also said at noon that we have to be ready for a second wave.
Don't know about second wave in Italy but this isn't even close to be over for them. New cases and deaths trend is going slowly down but it's spreading to new areas. In Italy this started early march, +five weeks ago.
One bigger outbreak and numbers go up again.
UK is three weeks behind Italy (in new cases/deaths curves) and numbers are spiking. They have already half of the cumulative infected number what Italy has since early march. I'm afraid UK numbers will get ugly.
Stay safe :0008
I hope this gets confirmed asap (true or false) by western scientists :
Recovered coronavirus patients test positive again in blow to immunity hopes
South Korean officials said the virus may have been 'reactivated', rather than the patients being re-infected
South Korea reported on Friday that 91 recovered coronavirus patients have tested positive for the disease again, raising questions over health experts' understanding of the pandemic.
The prospect of people being re-infected with the virus is of international concern, as many countries are hoping that infected populations will develop sufficient immunity to prevent a resurgence of the pandemic.
The reports have also prompted fears the virus may remain active in patients for much longer than was previously thought.
However the KCDC's director, Jeong Eun-kyeong, raised the possibility that the virus may have been ?reactivated? in people, rather than the patients being re-infected.
False test results could also be at fault, other experts said, or remnants of the virus could still be in patients? systems without being infectious or posing a risk of danger to the host or others.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...overed-coronavirus-patients-testing-positive/
If true, this is worst kind of scenario where your weakened system gets infected/sick again. Immunity has been major tactics over this virus and if it doesn't work... until cure is invented it goes around.
I hope that bolded part is the case here: tests are so sensitive that traces of the virus give positive result.
Recovered coronavirus patients test positive again in blow to immunity hopes
South Korean officials said the virus may have been 'reactivated', rather than the patients being re-infected
South Korea reported on Friday that 91 recovered coronavirus patients have tested positive for the disease again, raising questions over health experts' understanding of the pandemic.
The prospect of people being re-infected with the virus is of international concern, as many countries are hoping that infected populations will develop sufficient immunity to prevent a resurgence of the pandemic.
The reports have also prompted fears the virus may remain active in patients for much longer than was previously thought.
However the KCDC's director, Jeong Eun-kyeong, raised the possibility that the virus may have been ?reactivated? in people, rather than the patients being re-infected.
False test results could also be at fault, other experts said, or remnants of the virus could still be in patients? systems without being infectious or posing a risk of danger to the host or others.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...overed-coronavirus-patients-testing-positive/
If true, this is worst kind of scenario where your weakened system gets infected/sick again. Immunity has been major tactics over this virus and if it doesn't work... until cure is invented it goes around.
I hope that bolded part is the case here: tests are so sensitive that traces of the virus give positive result.
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can you imagine sitting with 55,000 people at a Dodgers game now.
or 40,000 at Yankee Stadium
Michigan Stadium 107,000...now that's :scared
Seating capacities vary for every STAPLES Center event. For basketball, the capacity is 19,079;
not me....not ever
or 40,000 at Yankee Stadium
Michigan Stadium 107,000...now that's :scared
Seating capacities vary for every STAPLES Center event. For basketball, the capacity is 19,079;
not me....not ever
20,126 deaths as of 4/11/2020
21,411 deaths as of 4/12/2020
60 deaths in Alabama,,less than 0.0029 percent,,,Original guess was 5500 deaths,,new guess as of today is 450,,and by guess it is coming from theInstitute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, a Washington state-based research organization referenced in government projections, iand they are tracking hospital bed and intensive care bed needs and ventilator use based on projected death rates for Alabama and all other states.
