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originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: pasiphae
a reply to: Byrd
Not sure if you saw my reply to your comment yesterday that the virus is not found in blood
"Twenty patients had two to six specimens collected at the same time. Viral RNA was detected in single specimens from six patients (respiratory specimens, feces, or blood). Seven patients shed live virus in respiratory specimens, 5 in feces (2 of whom did not have diarrhea), and 2 in blood."
www.cidrap.umn.edu...
I did, but at this point the virus load in the blood (which is small) makes it unlikely that mosquitoes could transmit it.
The CDC is now "actively looking into" into universal COVID-19 testing at Pine Street Inn homeless shelter.
The broad-scale testing took place at the shelter in Boston’s South End a week and a half ago because of a small cluster of cases there.
Of the 397 people tested, 146 people tested positive. Not a single one had any symptoms.
"It was like a double knockout punch. The number of positives was shocking, but the fact that 100 percent of the positives had no symptoms was equally shocking,"
Interesting, and for the laymen.
originally posted by: puzzled2
Cameron Kyle-Sidell latest plead for help - anyone with contacts
please pass along. For the medical community!!! Could COVID-19 be causing DIFFUSION hypoxemia??
originally posted by: butcherguy
CDC says that you can’t get coronavirus from grocery packaging.
M SN.com
Let me get this straight.
We know that the virus survived on surfaces for 17 days on that cruise ship.
Now the guys that told us not to wear masks because they don’t help... are telling us that we can’t catch the virus from contaminated surfaces.... but they urge us to wear masks to the grocery store and wash our hands?
Pardon me if I choose not to trust the CDC.
originally posted by: pasiphae
...There was the report of the woman who had been self isolating because she has an autoimmune disorder.... hadn't been in contact with anyone other than her husband for weeks and she wound up getting it.
originally posted by: McGinty
a reply to: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
Unfortunately the link is dead.
Did he do it? Only an egomaniacal megalomaniac living in a fantasy nightmare world made real by nepotism and fear would risk making such a statement before releasing this virus.... So I guess there’s a chance it’s true.
thehill.com...
Kim Jong Un absent amid North Korea anniversary celebration
www.bbc.co.uk...
Oliver Hotham, managing editor of specialist news site NK News, agreed that North Korea has probably had cases. "It's very unlikely that it has seen no cases because it borders China and South Korea. [Especially with China], given the amount of cross border trade and the economic relationship I really don't see how its possible they could have prevented it," he said. However, he adds that it is "unlikely" there is a full scale outbreak. "They really did take precautions early. I think it's possible they've prevented a full on outbreak."
Sir Jeremy Farrar, a member of the UK Government's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage), said he thought the UK was past the peak of the "first wave" of the virus but warned that if lockdown measures were lifted too soon the virus could come back in a few weeks.
The infectious diseases expert was hopeful the restrictions could be eased within about three or four weeks if the number of infections dropped "dramatically".
He told Sky he was "optimistic" about finding a vaccine for Covid-19 but acknowledged: "The truth is we don't have another vaccine for any other human coronavirus."
He added: "It's not a given that we will make a vaccine."
originally posted by: MonkeyBalls2
From BBC Live Feed :
- 12h51 : " It's not a given that we will make a vaccine ", says Sir James Farrar (British Medical Researcher, previously a professor of tropical medicine at the University of Oxford ) :
Sir Jeremy Farrar, a member of the UK Government's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage), said he thought the UK was past the peak of the "first wave" of the virus but warned that if lockdown measures were lifted too soon the virus could come back in a few weeks.
The infectious diseases expert was hopeful the restrictions could be eased within about three or four weeks if the number of infections dropped "dramatically".
He told Sky he was "optimistic" about finding a vaccine for Covid-19 but acknowledged: "The truth is we don't have another vaccine for any other human coronavirus."
He added: "It's not a given that we will make a vaccine."
If a vaccine cannot be found are the implications of this once the outbreak, at least in the US and Europe, are under control that there is likely to be annual (multiple) outbreaks requiring 1 or 2 mini lock downs a year, like flexible occurring holidays.
originally posted by: CrazeeWorld777
originally posted by: MonkeyBalls2
From BBC Live Feed :
- 12h51 : " It's not a given that we will make a vaccine ", says Sir James Farrar (British Medical Researcher, previously a professor of tropical medicine at the University of Oxford ) :
Sir Jeremy Farrar, a member of the UK Government's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage), said he thought the UK was past the peak of the "first wave" of the virus but warned that if lockdown measures were lifted too soon the virus could come back in a few weeks.
The infectious diseases expert was hopeful the restrictions could be eased within about three or four weeks if the number of infections dropped "dramatically".
He told Sky he was "optimistic" about finding a vaccine for Covid-19 but acknowledged: "The truth is we don't have another vaccine for any other human coronavirus."
He added: "It's not a given that we will make a vaccine."
I'd say this post of yours is more needed and more worthwhile posting.