Coronavirus has downgraded from 'tiger to wild cat' and could die out without vaccine
Infectious diseases specialist Prof Matteo Bassetti says Covid-19 has been losing its virulence
www.telegraph.co.uk
Interesting article, alas half obscured behind a pay-wall, can you advise what the rest of the article says? It only lets me see as far as the third paragraph so I'm not really able to get your point past the headline.Coronavirus has downgraded from 'tiger to wild cat' and could die out without vaccine
Infectious diseases specialist Prof Matteo Bassetti says Covid-19 has been losing its virulencewww.telegraph.co.uk
So at a short glance again theyre saying the structure of the virus is more rigid thus increasing its efficacy of penetrating its host cell. Since we could see the rise of the mutation I have to ask what other changes has the virus made and what affects do these systems have as a whole. The hardening of the coronal spikes means it is more likely to penetrate, but what then? You have a good question worth exploring but I have to admit, I barely remember my microbiology class. They did say while it doesnt prove its more infectious, it does imply it. That to me sounds like they are saying theyre on that path but still have a ways to go before figuring out whats really going on.Interesting article, alas half obscured behind a pay-wall, can you advise what the rest of the article says? It only lets me see as far as the third paragraph so I'm not really able to get your point past the headline.
@Jolly_Green_Giant shared an article earlier in the thread which indicates there has been mutation D614G which stabilized the spikes on the viral shell which help them attach to human cells.
Coronavirus COVID-19 Thread
Covid Catharsis Corner - Reports from around the world from today Tuesday 16th of June: - UK: Widely available and affordable drug Dexamethasone has been found in trials by Oxford University to reduce the risk of death of victims who are medically intubated by a third, and those in hospital on...testsquadron.com
Although it does state this doesn't mean that has changed anything in regard to the virility, just its survival rate, it does show that there is a definite evolution of the pathogen going on.
Having to use the host cells to replicate do you think there could be a beneficial effect where the host cells machinery could make it more compatible with the human innerspace as that is what is being used to create it, and in turn that makes it less likely to do huge damage or more likely to be recognized and countered efficiently by the immune system? Is that what your article points towards?
Interesting times, lets watch and see.
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Ha, keep reading, it turns into a roller coaster. You can see how the emotions start rising as this thing goes on, then I believe you can see confusion and apathy set in. I went back and did what you suggested a few days ago and you're right. This is definitely going to be something to look back on.Also kudos to everyone who participated in this thread for being so measured and civil.
- UK: Daily televised Coronavirus briefings scrapped, to now only occur on an Ad-Hoc basis to coincide with big things happening. Pubs and resturants announced to reopen on July 4th (yes, that 4th of July) and thousands of people who have recovered from servere COVID infections due to be recalled to hospital to check if they have lasting lung damage.
and thousands of people who have recovered from servere COVID infections due to be recalled to hospital to check if they have lasting lung damage.
What Coronavirus Does to the Lungs
COVID-19 can cause lung damage and breathing problems that can persist even after recovery. An expert in lung disease explains.www.hopkinsmedicine.org
You hit the nail on apathy there. I think a lot of people (myself included) are resigned to the fact that Covid19 is the new reality and we're just have to deal with it in our own ways. I've stopped caring about how other countries are dealing with it (or not) and just look after my own backyard. That's all you can do really. Look after yourself and your own people.Ha, keep reading, it turns into a roller coaster. You can see how the emotions start rising as this thing goes on, then I believe you can see confusion and apathy set in. I went back and did what you suggested a few days ago and you're right. This is definitely going to be something to look back on.
No worries dude, since I chucked making the graphs and the status/outlooks on the 25th of May it's been no effort, just catching up on world news and condensing some of the headlines I manage to catch.You can thank @NaffNaffBobFace for diligently reporting the numbers / news almost every day, he puts in work.
I'm glad this is resourceful to you, feel free to add to the conversation, the more perspectives the better.
Yep, the long term effects both physically personally and wider in how society functions, are going to be intriguing...I wonder if the july 4th opening is arbitrary or there's some nefarious reason. What if... hear me out... it's a planned false flag perpetrated by the deep state lizard people in an effort to destabilize the western world and usher in the new world order. The inter dimensional vampires have us in check. One more move and they use COVID to turn the friggin frogs gay.
On a more serious note, the studies of the long term effects of the virus have me really curious. That's some valuable data.
Yep, for clarification the Hungarian government and in we as in Hungary. It made sense when I read the whole thing but not on its own, sorry!@Lorddarthvik Sounds like there could be some better help for people in your industry, sorry to hear about that. Can you clarify who the "we" and what "govmnt" you're referring to? I don't want to reply to that bit without clarification.
I found this:
You just have to make more money then your political buddies will find ways to help you save more. Its standard procedure the world over.Yep, for clarification the Hungarian government and in we as in Hungary. It made sense when I read the whole thing but not on its own, sorry!
This reads like the news headlines when playing Plague Inc.COVID Catharsis Corner - Reports from around the world from today Wednesday 24th of June:
- UK: Human trials begin on a COVID-19 Vaccine developed in conjunction with Oxford university, also being administered to volunteers in Brazil and Africa.
- UK: Pub in Sheffield which continued to serve during lockdown and hid drinkers in cupboards when it was raided by police looses license to sell alcohol.
- EU: Documents seen by news agency suggest Europe may leave boarders closed to US and Russia when they reopen to reduce risk of reinfection.
- France: Virus tracking app alerted just 14 people in the last 3 weeks that they'd been close to someone with COVID with only 68 people logging that they had been tested positive.
- US: Seven states report highest rise in cases to date, even pre-lockdown: Arizona, Arkansas, California, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas.
- World: International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects the worldwide cost of covid to be 12 trillion dollars
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Yikes.
Yeah, I havent talked to my uncle so I can't tell if things are getting worse from his perspective. Given the recent data and local reports that hospitals are deferring patients I couldn't imagine its still calm and steady. I do remember deferring patients from the ER before, but I don't remember why. I dont remember if we had to deffer for a mass casualty event we had or it was just flu season. It is very rare but it does happen outside a pandemic.@Jolly_Green_Giant
Florida numbers here:
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Assuming 5-8 days for symptoms to get bad enough that you need a hospital, we should see increasing hospitalizations by this time next week.
Let is know if that happens.
If it does not, then it is great news!
I like the last who questions the Doctors degrees.Yikes.
That's a Smorgasbord of Karens.
Goddamn Social Media will be the death of us all.I like the last who questions the Doctors degrees.
Unlike herself, who got her information from facebook.