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originally posted by: CrazeeWorld777
Seeking volunteers here in England for 3.5k to be guinea pigs in clinical trials
Any takers?
Professor Chris Whitty, chief medical officer for England, said the patient had been treated at the Royal Wolverhampton Hospital.
The patient, in their 70s, had had underlying health conditions.
"It appears the virus was acquired in the UK and full contact tracing has begun," Mr Whitty said
originally posted by: MrRCflying
US up to 619 confirmed now. NY takes the lead at 142.
I live in NY, upstate, but seriously thinking the kids will not go to school next week.
coronavirus.1point3acres.com...
originally posted by: butcherguy
originally posted by: MrRCflying
US up to 619 confirmed now. NY takes the lead at 142.
I live in NY, upstate, but seriously thinking the kids will not go to school next week.
coronavirus.1point3acres.com...
They shouldn't be going... but I think they won't close them until there are cases in each school district.
originally posted by: CrazeeWorld777
a reply to: ComebackLogic
Thanks for posting that link as some people here don't believe what i post! I have no reason to lie!
As for the supermarkets not taking cash thing, I heard it on skynews but it may have been 'MIGHT stop taking cash', this is due to the virus being able to stay on cash for several days!
Anyways, if you use ATM's, you better wear gloves from now on.
Get PAID to have coronavirus: Scientists in London will pay volunteers £3,500 to be infected in experiments to develop a vaccine for the deadly virus
Volunteers could be paid £3,500 to be infected with the coronavirus as scientists race to find a vaccine. The Queen Mary BioEnterprises Innovation Centre, London, is recruiting 24 people for the study. They will be injected with two weaker strains of the deadly virus – which has killed more than 3,800 people worldwide – giving them similar respiratory symptoms. A jab developed by the company Hvivo will then be tested. Patients will remain in quarantine for two weeks to see if it is successful.
Three British skiers have been hospitalized in Austria with coronavirus after contracting the most 'aggressive virus strain' in Italy
Three British skiers have been hospitalized with coronavirus in Austria after contracting a more aggressive strain of the killer bug, reports suggest. Three men - aged 61, 44 and 49 - had been staying in Italy before going to a busy ski resort in Saalbach in the middle of the winter season. The seven other people in men's group who have not been infected remain quarantined at the VIP resort. The rest of the hotel's guests, its staff and owner all tested negative and have not been quarantined.
Head of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey tests positive for the coronavirus
Rick Cotton, the executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, has tested positive for the coronavirus, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said at a news conference today.
Cotton is under quarantine and will continue working from home, Cuomo said.
His senior team will be tested and placed under quarantine, according to Cuomo.
Cotton could have contracted the illness because he had been working around the airports, Cuomo said.
originally posted by: flice
Denmark just tripple our known cases in 1 day.... officially at 90 cases now.
The coronavirus that causes Covid-19 can linger in the air for at least 30 minutes and travel up to 4.5 metres – further than the “safe distance” advised by health authorities around the world, according to a study by a team of Chinese government epidemiologists.
The researchers also found that it can last for days on surfaces where respiratory droplets land, raising the risk of transmission if an unsuspecting person touches it and then rubs their face and hands.
The length of time it lasts on the surface depends on factors such as temperature and the type of surface, for example at around 37C (98F), it can survive for two to three days on glass, fabric, metal, plastic or paper.
These findings, from group of official researchers from Hunan province investigating a cluster case, challenge the advice from health authorities around the world that people should remain apart at a “safe distance” of one to two metres (three to six and a half feet).
At the press conference in Downing Street Prof Chris Whitty, the UK government’s chief medical adviser, has been speaking.
Whitty says soon coronavirus will spread “really quite fast”.
Whitty says within about 10 to 14 days the government will advise people with even minor respiratory tract infections or a fever to self-isolate. But is because by that point the chances of their having coronavirus will be much higher than they are now.