Shit MrP!..I thought you were going to put the mask on top of your head...on top of that thick bush you have!...lol!...ciboire!
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Shit MrP!..I thought you were going to put the mask on top of your head...on top of that thick bush you have!...lol!...ciboire!
Coronavirus Outbreak on USS Theodore Roosevelt
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-52110298
Very tough situation for our sailors on that ship. I think they will need to be quarantined.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-52110298
Very tough situation for our sailors on that ship. I think they will need to be quarantined.
Great vid , people need to get inventive sometimes
I reckon that these self made masks even if they don’t fit perfectly are still better than not wearing anything... especially for those that need to use public transportation , I think it’s a must
“ it’s not the strongest of species that survive ,nor the most intelligent . It is the one that is most adaptable to change “
- Charles Darwin
I reckon that these self made masks even if they don’t fit perfectly are still better than not wearing anything... especially for those that need to use public transportation , I think it’s a must
“ it’s not the strongest of species that survive ,nor the most intelligent . It is the one that is most adaptable to change “
- Charles Darwin
no its because they are not testing enough. USA got very late start (for many reasons i prefer not to elaborate again) but let’s just say if they had capacity testing of germany or south korea a month ago you would see a mortality % below 1% like germany.
Yea ur right. It is likely lower. That stat just stuck out, but still 800+ died today! That’s insane!
John Hopkins has a great coronavirus map you can click on any city all over the world and determine that number:
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html
The US is very low at testing regarding prorata of population. So for each positive case you need to add up many many more who are positive who do not know and who are still infecting other people. That is why rapid and massive testing is so important.
The next 2 weeks you will see massive death in America. 800 for america is not that much if you remember that Italy got 1000 on some days. And do not believe Chinese data. They and 10 times (or much more) death then they reported.
The next 2 weeks you will see massive death in America. 800 for america is not that much if you remember that Italy got 1000 on some days. And do not believe Chinese data. They and 10 times (or much more) death then they reported.
Hope they get all the vents they need in NYC man, shit...I can’t imagine 1000 deaths on daily basis
how broad is the testing in Quebec now? Is it easy to get one?
how broad is the testing in Quebec now? Is it easy to get one?
Nature boy Italy has an absolute stellar healthcare system. On par with the US. They got to a point where they had to decide who get a respirator and who did not. I organized a webinar with Italian physician last week. What they still go trough in crazy. But it's improving now. So yes expect 1000 or more in the US. At some point something will be missing either ventilator, staff who know how to operate them or simply just enough staff period to take care of everyone.
Quebec is #4 in the world right now at testing in prorata of population. But results still take way too long. 2 to 4 days. They need to bring this down to 45 minutes max!
Quebec is #4 in the world right now at testing in prorata of population. But results still take way too long. 2 to 4 days. They need to bring this down to 45 minutes max!
Japan
"As of March 30 South Korea had tested about 4,000 people per million of its population, the United States had just run five tests per million. And both country reported their first country on January 21 (or 20 it's not clear)."
Listen it's clear USA downplayed this whole thing for a full month (February). No matter what Trump says they did not believe it was a real problem.
Good thing is USA will fare better then Brazil (who are still downplaying the problem) or many other countries because they have no healthcare system to speak of...
Hope made in China ventilators are not defective as the masks that were shipped to some western countries.
Just masks for God's sake. (But cashing in the $$$s).
I just feel sorry for our Canada / North America system that they are are now scrambling and asking non medical
companies to manufacture and produce these needed devices in a very short period of time.
This I hope becomes a wake up call that you can not have just one source of supplier.
Yes I think our Premier (Governor) is doing a pretty good job. Quebec was way ahead of taking some emergency and quick actions
even asking closing the borders way before it happened, and now we see most of the Quebec cases are US related as the US was little
too late to take it seriously (Beaches open, big group gatherings, parties, Mardi Gras, believed it was a hoax etc etc).
This song by John Lennon has been resurrected as an anthem for our current circumstances:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cuuhsqA95iA
"Nobody told me there'd be days like these......strange days indeed!"
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cuuhsqA95iA
"Nobody told me there'd be days like these......strange days indeed!"
This morning in Connecticut it was reported that the fatality rate of confirmed cases is 2.2%. We now have 69 deaths in Connecticut due to Covid-19. Of the fatalities, 59%- the majority- were persons over 80 years old.
EB an interesting article on fatality rate:
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/news...ENCA_A1_20200401_1_2&bep_ref=1&bep_csid=16197
Many factors to consider for all country. Mainly the % tested and average age of the population will greatly affect the rate. Ho that and how a country report the death. Italy reported the cause to Covind-19 even if the patient had other serious health issue. Some other country do differently.
I would not be surprised to see once this whole ordeal is passed and that we have a vaccine to learn the real fatality rate to be below 1%. Just a bit higher then flu. On the other hand it makes you realize how fragile humans are.
Cheers,
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/news...ENCA_A1_20200401_1_2&bep_ref=1&bep_csid=16197
Many factors to consider for all country. Mainly the % tested and average age of the population will greatly affect the rate. Ho that and how a country report the death. Italy reported the cause to Covind-19 even if the patient had other serious health issue. Some other country do differently.
I would not be surprised to see once this whole ordeal is passed and that we have a vaccine to learn the real fatality rate to be below 1%. Just a bit higher then flu. On the other hand it makes you realize how fragile humans are.
Cheers,
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