Coronavirus Covid-19 - opšta tema

[Boycie]

Odličan, veoma čitljiv tekst koji korak po korak pokazuje da na primeru Izraela vakcine itekako deluju iako na prvu loptu to ne deluje tako:

https://www.covid-datascience.com/post/israeli-data-how-can-efficacy-vs-severe-disease-be-strong-when-60-of-hospitalized-are-vaccinated

 

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The bottom line is there is very strong evidence that the vaccines have high efficacy protecting against severe disease, even for Delta, and even in these Israeli data that on the surface appear to suggest the Pfizer vaccine might have waning efficacy. This is clearly evident if the data are analyzed carefully, and agrees with all other published results to date from other countries.

 

Edited August 20, 2021 by Boycie

[mlatko]

Ne, ne... na prvu loptu i deluje da je tako ali novax to ne žele da vide već izvlače neke leve rezultate iz desne ruke pa se to predstavlja kao ultimativni dokaz ne samo o nedelotvornosti već i o štetnosti vakcina.

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[Zis]

U Hrvatskoj je u posljednja 24 sata 505 novozaraženih osoba koronavirusom na 9998 testiranih, a tri su osobe umrle, izvijestio je u subotu Nacionalni stožer civilne zaštite RH.

 

 

[Tsai]

https://www.news-medical.net/news/20210820/SARS-CoV-2-lambda-variant-escapes-immune-response-via-spike-mutations.aspx

 

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[Shitgenstein]

U Mađarskoj je maska obavezna samo u zdravstvenim ustanovama.

Očekujem da će se pogoršanje videti u zvaničnim podacima nakon što prođe trodnevna proslava državnog praznika.

[Halvard]

Manje-više isti broj ljudi na respiratoru u Hrvatskoj i Srbiji, s tim da Hrvatska zvanično ima po 5 puta manje zaraženih dnevno 

[Jumanji]

[borris_]

Brojevi se mogu sakriti, mrtvi mogu da se ne broje kao covid smrt ali pune bolnice malo teze.

Edited August 22, 2021 by borris_

[Indy]

Jos ^^

 

 

 

[gospa buba]

ne znam odakle mu zivci realno, vec danima

sent from novi mnogo jak bubamoto.

[Gojko & Stojko]

 

Ima već i knjiga:

 

 

The Attenborough of the pandemic: Peter Doherty’s new book makes sense of it all

Australian Nobel laureate and viral immunologist Professor Peter Doherty is the David Attenborough of the COVID-19 pandemic. His knowledgeable, humble, passionate, honest and frequently humorous commentary in the media, on social media and online has been the narrative so many needed to make sense of a world in utter turmoil.

 

To read Doherty’s latest book, An Insider’s Plague Year, is to absorb that narrative in condensed form. It bundles together the many articles that Doherty has typed from his Melbourne home since SARS-CoV-2 first reared its spiky head in late December 2019, organised into a roughly linear thread that finishes in February 2021 when the book went to print.

 

It’s an odd feeling as a reader because we are reading his questioning, prophesying words from a future that Doherty speculates about – pretty accurately too – but that at the time had not yet come to pass.

 

What makes this a fascinating read is that Doherty is not just an eminent scientist whose career-defining achievement was to discover how a type of immune cell called a T cell eliminates virus-infected cells (for which he won a Nobel Prize); he’s also a great communicator, prolific writer, and has a genuine and infectious love of all knowledge.

 

Doherty had a unique vantage point during the pandemic. At the end of 2019, he had planned to fade quietly away from the scientific frontline, which he says is the best thing an “eminent old scientist” can do. Then COVID-19 happened. But instead of inserting himself back into the laboratory, Doherty felt he had more to offer as a science communicator, to help take the pressure off the working scientists at the Doherty Institute. So he started a new career as a “junior journalist”, participating in regular meetings with the institute’s frontline scientists and working with the communications and media team.

 

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[Gojko & Stojko]

FDA Issues ‘You Are Not a Cow’ Warning After Livestock Drug Use

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a strong and unusual warning on Saturday: “You are not a horse. You are not a cow. Seriously, y’all. Stop it.”

 

The FDA was reacting to alarms from Mississippi, the state with the worst outbreak in the U.S., that people have been taking ivermectin to treat or prevent Covid-19. The drug is often used against parasites in livestock.

 

On Friday, Mississippi’s health department issued a warning that more than 70% of recent calls to the state’s poison center came after people took ivermectin bought at livestock supply centers.

 

Thomas Dobbs, the state health officer, said earlier this week he knew of only one hospitalization but was hearing reports of people taking the drug “as a preventative.”

 

“Which I think is really kind of crazy, so please don’t do that,” he said at a press briefing. The health department warning said 85% of callers had mild symptoms but that one person was “was instructed to seek further evaluation due to the amount of ivermectin reportedly ingested.”

 

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[banecare1]

news from China

 

 

 

ovaj lik izvestava za bbc iz pekinga, misli da je cak cheif correspondenet, inace je ozi. druzli smo se u baru, ali ja ga (naravno) nisam prepoznao, iako pratim bbc news i njegove izvestaje. startovao sam ga jer je bio u majci sa tarasom buljbom, pa sam hteo da vidim zna li koga nosi. zna. kupio tokom izvestavalja sa majdana

 

[vememah]

[Pixie]

Palau loses virus-free status with first Covid cases

 

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The tiny Pacific nation of Palau reported its first cases of coronavirus Saturday, losing its prized status as one of the world's few Covid-free countries as authorities appealed for calm.

 

Two travellers, who tested positive after arriving from Guam, have been placed in quarantine along with their known contacts.

 

"We urge everyone to remain calm," the Ministry of Health said in a statement after deciding against imposing lockdown measures.

 

With more than 80 percent of the 18,000 population fully vaccinated, President Surangel Whipps insisted the remote island state "has been Covid-free but is now Covid-safe".

 

Until Saturday Palau was just one of fourteen countries in the world that had recorded no virus cases at all, according to the World Health Organization.