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Current best estimates’ from the US Centers for Disease Control

Infection Fatality Ratio (chances of dying from an infection) 0-17 years: 0.002%

18-49 years: 0.05%

50-64 years: 0.6%

65+ years: 9%

Percent of infections that are asymptomatic 30%

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Time možeš da se ubrišeš. 

Jbt, kao da ne postoje posledice, samo smrt. Koji vam je?

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Još je ovo pre vakcinacije. Sada je ovde kačeno da je smrtnost u Britaniji nešto preko 0.1%. doduše oni su u visokom procentu vakcinisani, pa je situacija dobra pored velikog talasa.

 

Inače jedini argument protiv reopening može biti da nije svima ponuđena vakcina. Sve ostalo je besmisleno.

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UK solidno stoji sto se tice vakcinacije:

 

86% prva doza

65% druga doza

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...odrasle populacije, ne cele.

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Da, ok..Opet dobri su im brojevi.

 

Vise bih se zabrinuo za nas.

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7 hours ago, Spooky said:

Ali ozbiljno, kad bi ti otvorio? Šta se uopšte čeka? Jer treba večno da živimo u vanrednom stanju, ne bi li nekako minimizovali broj umrlih? Da li bismo takvom taktikom uopšte smanjili broj umrlih, ili ga samo razvukli na duži period. 

Nakon što vakcinišeš sve (koji hoće), zaista ne vidim razloga da se čeka. Safeguards treba da budu samo na tome da se ne preopterete bolnice, ali kako se zahvaljujući vakcinaciji smanjio broj težih slučajeva, to valjda sada nije problem u UK...


Hospitalizacije jesu vec sada problem u UK i sve drugo se odlaze. Drugi veliki problem je long-covid koji pogadja mladje, sredovecne pa cak i decu.Treci problem je sto mladji i deca i dalje nisu vakcinisani. Kako dalje? Opet istocna Azija skoro sa sve Australijom i NZ pokazuje kako: brza reakcija umesto dugackih lok-dauna, jake generalne mere opste zastite (maske, ventilacija, testiranje, izolacija), lokalizovane reakcije sa ciljem infekcije do 0, niska tolerancija za krsenje pravila opste zastite, mnogo bolja informaciona politika, mnogo bolja, organizovanija i digitalizovana administracija.
Sve je to funkcionisalo i u diktaturama poput Kine pa do demokratija poput Tajvana ili Koreje Kod gusto naseljenih gradova pa do NZ. Ekonomije su sacuvali. Pravi problem je zapravo nesposobna i kratkovida politicka klasa u ostatku sveta, zakrzljala administracija i neodgovorni/profiterski mediji.

Evrope i US imaju sada prednost vakcine i umesto da to iskoriste tokom leta da dovedu virus do 0 kao ovi drugi, ta sansa se totalno gubi kroz otvaranje dva meseca ranije. Dakle za dva meseca se zrtvuje pola populacije i stavlja u opasnost da oboli od long-covida 2-5% verovatnoca i sa jos vecom verovatnocom da ce tako nastati jos gori sojevi virusa koji ce nagristi efekte vakcine. Sve to za faking 2 meseca i to ne lok-dauna nego relativno umerenih mera.

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@Tale
U pravu si, ali nije toliko opasno za decu, plus, isto je zarazila se deca preko leta ili sledeće zime, jer virus više ne možeš zaustaviti. Virus I nije testiran na deci (tek naknadno i sad je odobren za 12+) zbog relativno blagih posledica u proseku.

 

@Anduril
Pisali smo već o ovim neumesnim poređenjem. Da bi sveo transmisiju na 0 trebaš imati ili disciplinu i policijsku državu kao istočni azijati ili biti ostrvska država udaljena hiljadama km od komšija i zaustaviti avio transport...

 

P.S. Kakav problem postoji sa bolničkom kapacitetima trenutno kad je trenutno tempo prijema frakcija iz nekih ranijih perioda

https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/uk-daily-covid-admissions

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Na malom broju zaraženih doduše, ali upozoravajuće i za Evropu, grafikon sa hospitalizacijama na linku je posebno indikativan:

One in 10 COVID patients in hospital as system plans for surge

Sydney’s hospitals are standing by to mobilise COVID-19 surge plans in preparation for the possible influx of people needing urgent care, as the number of cases in ICU climbs.

 

More than 10 per cent of the state’s 395 cases are now in hospital, prompting the Australian Medical Association to warn that the system will be overwhelmed if NSW eases Greater Sydney’s lockdown before spread of the highly transmissible Delta variant is contained.

 

On Thursday, Chief Health Officer Kerry Chant revealed 40 COVID-19 patients were now in hospital, with 11 of those in ICU – an increase of four overnight.

 

Seventeen of the hospitalised patients are under the age of 55 and, of those, 10 are under 35.

 

Of the 11 people in ICU, one is in their 30s, one is in their 50s and the remainder are in their 60s and 70s. Three of the ICU patients are ventilated.

 

Associate Professor Gail Matthews, head of infectious diseases at St Vincent’s Hospital in Darlinghurst, said hospitals across Sydney were watching the situation “very carefully” and will need to be placed to respond to a possible surge in cases over the next few weeks.

 

“We do have a number of people in NSW hospitals who are severely unwell and it’s not surprising because we know COVID-19 can do that,” she said.

 

Dr Matthews said hospitals were constantly reviewing ICU beds, the number of negative pressure rooms available and COVID-19 specific ward availability.

 

“A part of the population over age 70 having had one vaccine dose may be providing some protection for older groups. I’m not convinced the Delta is more virulent but it is certainly more transmissible [than previous variants of the virus]”.

 

Grattan Institute health economist and former health bureaucrat Stephen Duckett said a lack of vaccination coverage meant NSW was in the same position it was when COVID-19 first entered the community over a year ago.

 

“Back then, there was a huge risk that if you opened up while the virus was circulating it would get out of control, overwhelm the hospital system and cause higher death rates,” he said.

 

“Really, relative to 2020 our situation has got worse: the virus is both more transmissible and more dangerous.”

 

Dr Duckett said Australia had learnt over the past year that “the right health decision turns out to be the right economic decision”.

 

The last time someone was in ICU in their 30s was during the Crossroads Hotel cluster in July 2020. However, during that outbreak and more recent Avalon and Berala clusters, the number of COVID-19 patients in ICU was not as high.

 

Dr Matthews said the absence of COVID-19 in the community in the past months meant cases in hospital were “a stark reminder that this can be a severe disease and a proportion of people will end up in hospital. It can be forgotten that this can be a serious infection”, she said.

 

The Australian Medical Association called for NSW to extend its lockdown for as long as is needed to eliminate the spread of the Delta variant in Greater Sydney, expressing concern about the strain on hospitals if cases multiply. President Omar Khorshid described an elimination strategy as Australia’s “secret to success with COVID-19”.

 

The comments came after Health Minister Brad Hazzard suggested Sydneysiders would need to live with the virus when the city’s lockdown ended on July 16. Premier Gladys Berejiklian has since clarified the date for lockdown to lift is not set, although the health advice is that easing restrictions next week remains possible.

 

SaE

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7 hours ago, Spooky said:

@Tale
U pravu si, ali nije toliko opasno za decu, plus, isto je zarazila se deca preko leta ili sledeće zime, jer virus više ne možeš zaustaviti. Virus I nije testiran na deci (tek naknadno i sad je odobren za 12+) zbog relativno blagih posledica u proseku.

 

@Anduril

U kom smislu "nije toliko opasno za decu" ako se zna da novi sojevi mogu da idu uglavnom na nezaštićene (nevakcinisane)? 

Šta uopšte znamo o sistemskim posledicama kod dece nakon preležane bolesti?

 

Previše se kockamo i previše rizikujemo zdravlje onih koje najviše volimo.

 

I nije isto da li će se zaraziti sada ili neće uopšte jer bi preduzeli sve da do toga ne dođe.

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3 hours ago, Tale said:

U kom smislu "nije toliko opasno za decu" ako se zna da novi sojevi mogu da idu uglavnom na nezaštićene (nevakcinisane)? 

Šta uopšte znamo o sistemskim posledicama kod dece nakon preležane bolesti?

 

Previše se kockamo i previše rizikujemo zdravlje onih koje najviše volimo.

 

I nije isto da li će se zaraziti sada ili neće uopšte jer bi preduzeli sve da do toga ne dođe.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-57766717

 

Covid in children graphic

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posle odredjene pauze sam imao opet mec protiv mog omiljeno avaks doktora specijaliste koji je 'ladno napisao da bi virus mutirao cak i da su svi vakcinisani.

izes ga, nisam lekar, ali mi to definitivno nije logicno.

 

a ovo mi je posebni WTF:

 

Ros:

a korona je ista kao i te infekcije? laganica, uz caj i limunadu?

 

Dr: Pa napr meni je bila i mnogima koje znam. Uostakom smrtnost je na nivou gripa. Ali kolko ce ljudi da pomre zbog ne lecenja to treba da se zapitas od drugih bolesti karcinomi,srce,druge zarazne bolesti

 

i sta sad na to kaze neko ko je sahranio nekog svog zbog korone? 

 

on bi inace bez problema ukinuo zabranu nosenja maski, i sve te pandemijske mere, posto je sve preuvelicano i preterano. pa neka najjacu ostanu.

razumem njegov bes sto su druge bolesti u srbiji prilicno zapostavljene, i verujem da se moglo vise teskih bolesnika spasiti da nisu lekari i bolnice bile prepune, ali to je problem sistema zdravstva u srbiji, a ne vakcine 

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Pa to sa 'neka najaci ostanu' je ono sto svi ovi ukidaši mera misle ali ne mogu baš naglas da kažu.

 

"Ja dobio, preležao, sve super, šta sad više oćete vi ostali? Ili prebolite ili crknite, samo ne smarajte više sa merama."

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