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https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/ Probably the best source of the latest COVID-19 statistics
https://medium.com/@tomaspueyo/coronavirus-the-hammer-and-the-dance-be9337092b56 Tomas Pueyo has written a number of very good summaries of the strategies to overcome coronavirus
https://www.capitaleconomics.com/the-economic-effects-of-the-coronavirus/ Good source of fast-moving China economic stats.
https://bnonews.com/index.php/2020/02/the-latest-coronavirus-cases/ If you want to be bombarded with every breaking news story, this is the place
https://ncov.dxy.cn/ncovh5/view/pneumonia Faster than worldometers for Chinese data, but slower on rest of the world data. I don’t think China cases matter anymore.
https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/situation-reports I’m less enamoured of the WHO data now than I was at the start of the crisis. They are providing less information now than they were at the start of the crisis, and it sometimes contradicts country-level data.
https://gisanddata.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594740fd40299423467b48e9ecf6 The prettiest pictures, but one of the slower sites to update. I don’t find the charts that useful.
https://www.youtube.com/user/MEDCRAMvideos has a daily youtube wrap-up
https://www.youtube.com/user/ChrisMartensondotcom has a daily youtube wrap-up
https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/covid-19/surveillance/weekly-surveillance-report
https://covidtracking.com/data/download/national-history.csv
https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus-testing#tests-per-confirmed-case
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84yo lonely Pommie at the cafe this morn told of half dozen acquaintances bakome died and some of them kids.
Acquaintances?
Yeah that was a bit questionable. Think he had big Al tapping him on the shoulder as well.
An ex chippy who had a deep hatred of politicians
When you’re 84, all your friends are dead or dying.
Some big numbers there.
Do some of the overposters here still believe in the let it rip theory?
“Professor Neil Ferguson says high infection rate could see herd immunity achieved in the UK before the end of the year”
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As opposed to the try to keep it out forever and it rips anyway after 5 years of hardship theory.
That or the ‘what if that doesn’t work, work is the plan then?’ brigade. The public gets confused enough with 3 dot points, if the government talked about contingency for everything then jeesus
The government has no contingency, they are clearly working on keep it out forever, cause vaccines will solve it.
I surmise that the country that you are helping to lead is doing better by comparison?
It is just another version of the same policy as always, kick the can down the road and make it someone else’s problem after they’ve left.
The reason we have so few cases has very little to do with their management and much more to do with geography.
Funnily enough the non government of antarctica has been exceptional at keeping covid out.
There has been an enormous effort by the Australian Government to stop Covid getting to any Aussie base in Antarctica. E – n – o – r – m – o – u – s.
Belarus.
Big numbers aren’t so scary when you put them in context.
So yes, let it rip, with an element of protecting the vulnerable.
Wearing a mask and social distancing ain’t that scary when you put it in context. Plenty of r3tards have trouble with it though
wearing a mask and social distancing is what the us and uk are doing. how’s that working out?
Too little, too late. Unlike here.
Well the virus is still spreading there. So yeh, ipso facto, humans ain’t socially distancing. It’s a virus, it ain’t magic, if you’re swapping air (or surfaces) with another mammal who’s infectious, your likely to get it.
Humans living in a city are virtually unable to distance enough to not spread a virus. A mask is nowhere near enough to provide 100% prevention of infection.
Both those statements are true. Never said otherwise.
Big numbers aren’t so scary when you put them in context. Has nothing to do with masks and social distancing (that is the least of what is actually being done).
You should be scared about the UK and Ireland. There is no way Europe or the USA will be able to handle B117 with a live with it mentality. This variant is significantly more spreadable, is airborne and has an r0 somewhere between .4 and .7 higher than the current best variant (The Milan or 2nd Wuhan variant).
Epidemiologists around the world are already sounding the alarm, 2021 could very well be significantly harder than 2020. Leave the hubris at the door. Comments from sum are it would be harder to stop 10 cases of the new variant than a 1,000 of the old.
Hopefully our leaky border can keep it out until the next to useless AstraZeneca vaccine is dribbled out.
“the holocaust wasn’t so bad when you put the big numbers in context” – Chase
Well looking at those UK and Ireland graphs – in hindsight it worked perfectly well over Summer. Now, not so much….
Weird how those graphs are all so different to each other as well. Classification differences ?.
Israel should be fully vaccinated by end of the month, the country will be the one to watch to see if the vaccines have any real effect
Anecdata from physician mate of mine in SoCal: 20 bed ICU, currently 60 patients ventilated; he estimates an extra 20% in cases and the whole thing comes crashing down – people are just left to their own devices as they are out of BiPap and vapotherm, don’t have any more coming, and have physically run out of space to put people.
Sounds like a dumpster fire inside a trainwreck inside a plane crash inside a Trump rally.
Is that a hospital/ICU for those without insurance?
Does such a thing even exist in the US?
I’m wondering if could be a place where the uninsured are being looked after, overloading one particular hospital.
Or maybe it’s a hospital that usually gets overwhelmed this time of year anyway.
The uninsured aren’t even worth worrying about. Welcome to the land of the free, and health care provided by a for profit private sector. Why waste beds on someone who will never pay the bill when plenty of insured people are getting sick right now.
Ain’t that the sad truth.
But like most things over there, as soon as you start talking “free healthcare” the big scary S word comes out.
If the wealthy get there way it’s what we are headed for. We already have a partially privatised system.
Sooner or later the health insurers will say it’s not sustainable without making it compulsory, for people over an ever decreasing income limit.
It’s just a catastrophically horrific flu, that’s all.
‘Catastrophic’? Hysteria much.
You love your drama and fear pron.
For future reference …
Catastrophic
involving or causing sudden great damage or suffering.
Hysteria
pejorative term used colloquially to mean ungovernable emotional excess
Please try the sociopath test and report back. https://psychcentral.com/quizzes/psychopathy-quiz
Have some empathy for the folks in Wuhan, Milan, New York etc and hope you don’t find yourselves in their shoes.
‘Sudden’ and ‘great’. Not sure if those words apply to this situation.
i stand by the hysteria claims.
How about: “teeny tiny itsy bitsy yellow polkadot bikini flu”? More your aesthetic?
Further anecdata:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/jan/12/the-horror-stories-are-countless-inside-the-la-hospital-at-the-center-of-the-covid-crisis
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/12/health/us-coronavirus-tuesday/index.html
So, the problem seems to be that if a country doesn’t do much genome testing ( UK 10%….US 0.3% ) then in the background cases you leave running the new variants increasingly takeover and that low level in cases you thought you could live with end up crippling your country ( are you listening NSW )
If we manage to train the virus to hide with our botched vaccine roll outs then next year we will probably be using saliva tests much more than we do now as they give more information. Last couple of days though the US and UK vaccine programs are starting to improve. Still need to give that second shot at the right time because the difference between life and death is decided in the first two weeks antibody production by the body
https://twitter.com/VirusesImmunity/status/1348289299469500417
Good observation Nyleta. Without care, the most virulent and stubborn strain is left standing.
A friend of mine in Colorado has been in lockdown since March. That’s how long its been since her kid has seen another child. No going out, no mingling with other people, no school. Has it made any difference? Colorado has a Covid death rate just slightly below Sweden, so the answer is no.
I agree, Japan, and Korea have also not locked down and have very low rates of death per million. Whether alot of people die in a country is mostly due to the demographics, economics and how they deal with their elderly. Lockdowns have no observable effect.