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Yes no doubt about that at all
No evidence and completely incompatible with the fact that we are now returning 1 or 2 positive tests per thousand ....
...but yeah nah no doubt at all
Was a quote from the Swedish experts in charge of their response.
Link?They are thinking of opening up community sports? That would be great for mental health, but wouldn’t that be a huge risk for community transmissions if you had local footy and netball open up? They should allow camping and hiking with social distancing.
new york don't have a clue how many have it. go by australian stats thank you.
Australia have found a very high rate of asymptotic cases, which shows our testing is relatively accurate.
Australia have a death rate of close to 1%, despite all cases getting the best possible treatment.
What about in Feb and early March when they didn’t have a testing regime? My cousin went to a hospital in early March with COVID-like symptoms, but was told because she was young and otherwise healthy, they wouldn’t waste a test on her. They told her to self-isolate and she did. How many thousands of others were told to do this?
This is a virus in which 50% of people don’t show symptoms. Many of those would have been missed.. then there are kids, who are the group that have been tested far less (for obvious reasons), but are likely to have been the most exposed (with school, childcare, etc)
It’s fairly obvious the 7,000 is an underestimate.
STATE | TESTS | DEL | NET | POSITIVE % |
---|---|---|---|---|
New South Wales | 188,416 | ▲ | 7,352 | 1.6% |
Victoria | 96,000 | ▲ | 3,000 | 1.4% |
Queensland | 94,977 | ▲ | 2,278 | 1.1% |
Western Australia | 33,138 | ▲ | 988 | 1.7% |
South Australia | 50,396 | ▲ | 1,669 | 0.9% |
Tasmania | 7,883 | ▲ | 270 | 2.6% |
ACT | 7,441 | ▲ | 74 | 1.4% |
Northern Territory | 4,120 | ▲ | 75 | 0.7% |
Australia | 482,371 | ▲ | 15,706 | 1.4% |
Trump really f’ed up over the injecting dettol comment it will cost him dearly in the long run.
It’s all estimates though coming from people with a vested interest in their theories being correct.By the end of this month, it’s estimated that 30% of the Stockholm region will have had it. I read somewhere that that figure will have risen to around 60% by the end of May. There’s a lot of theories around immunity and antibodies, but conventional opinion is that having had it, The vast majority won’t be able to get it again for a while.
I question the basic assumption that you can become "immune". Who says you can? I'm told the common cold is a coronavirus. Do you know anyone who's developed immunity to the common cold? What about infuenza? There are many, many mutaions of influenza (though i know it's not a coronavirus). Anyone immune to every strain?People are quick to look to criticise Sweden but their per million capita in death is less than a lot of countries, in fact looking at many of the countries in full lockdown they are tracking better.
Belgium
UK
Italy
Spain
France
Netherlands
In fact, one could argue they are better prepared should a 2nd wave hit as they have an estimated 15-20% of the population who are immune.
The epidemiologist added:
“Lockdowns, closing of border … Nothing has a historical scientific basis, in my view. We have looked at a number of EU countries to see whether they published any analysis of the effects of these measures before they started, and we saw almost none.”
He told the BBC Sweden’s strategy meant it was better placed to face a second wave of the outbreak, because scientists estimated between 15% and 20% of the population were now immune – enough to slow and control the spread of the disease further.
The strategy had worked in the sense that its aim had been to slow the progression of the disease so the country’s healthcare system did not become overwhelmed, he said. Sweden’s relatively high death toll was because “as many as 50% of deaths had come in care homes for the elderly, which have banned visitors” so it was “hard to know how a lockdown would have stopped that”.
Also, there is a common thought from Roby (who uses the skill set of one of his 7 phds) that there are long term cardiovascular, neural and physical ailments that proceed the virus so as you say, the true measure of ones strategy cannot be assessed for a good decade from now.
What, exactly, have the Australian statistics proven about the nos & % of asymptomatic cases?new york don't have a clue how many have it. go by australian stats thank you.
Australia have found a very high rate of asymptotic cases, which shows our testing is relatively accurate.
Australia have a death rate of close to 1%, despite all cases getting the best possible treatment.
I'm at a near zero risk of death but I sure as f*** don't want to be the one responsible for passing it onto my mother with a compromised immune system.
Have you got that point?
It’s all estimates though coming from people with a vested interest in their theories being correct.
There is no history or text book on this so I think it’s good to try different methods in different countries to come up with a solution faster.
Australia should also be doing this in different states so if one state get’s hammered, others can help while the vast majority get the safer plan A option. Don’t risk everyone, but maybe a quicker opening in low risk places can be trialed first.
well then every year you should self isolate when the flu comes around, because that bumps off a stack of oldies and possibly/probably more youngies
Who knows. ‘Grab ‘em by the pussy’ would kill most political careers.Trump really f’ed up over the injecting dettol comment it will cost him dearly in the long run.
Seriously though, does everyone realise that Trump has the launch codes for the ICBM's?
Not to mention
Sweden = 17567 cases (1739 cases/ 1M pop)
Australia = 6675 cases (262 cases/ 1M pop)
Sweden's laissez-faire approach looks pretty sick compared to ours
Yet some on here reckon he is doing a great job. Hahaha.
Then say anyone who is anti Trump need to get over themselves.
The bloke is an imbecile.
Trump caters too the lowest common denominator.
He is divisive and destructive, not a uniter and builder Which what leaders need to be.
Perhaps strict and enforceable state wide lock downs are not the best way to manage the virus after mid May
What do u do with all the age care workers, cooks, cleaners, doctors , nurses, gardebers or anyone who looks after or visits an age care home? Let them get sick? Move them and their families to lockdown?
Oh, so now he was just being sarcastic
Trump’s ‘dangerous’ idea to kill the virus
During a White House press briefing yesterday, Donald Trump suggested that disinfectants like bleach or rubbing alcohol could be injected into the body to kill the coronavirus.www.news.com.au
Thousands dying in the States nearly every day but Buffoon-man uses his press conferences to make "sarcastic" jokes.
I provided an NIH archived study from Edinburgh University showing Influenza fatality % at comparable rates to Covid19 in many countries, in fact some were higher. It was dismissed by people here
This is a virus in which 50% of people don’t show symptoms.
Apparently injecting Dettol might work.
I question the basic assumption that you can become "immune". Who says you can? I'm told the common cold is a coronavirus. Do you know anyone who's developed immunity to the common cold? What about infuenza? There are many, many mutaions of influenza (though i know it's not a coronavirus). Anyone immune to every strain?
There are multiple mutations of Covid-19 already. Get one, you might have a short-term immunity to that particular strain because of the existing anitbodies. But there are lots of cases of people being re-infected. If it mutates, you have no immunity.
At least Essendon and Collingwood players can relax today, they don't have to go to 'war' today........always cringeworthy when a footy game was compared to war on Anzac Day.
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My mother can get vaccinated for the flu, is less likely to die if she gets the flu than COVID-19, and it's less contagious too.
Any other response from this point on is wasted on you.
And to think that the US voters might give the Fat Boy a 2nd term tells you all you need to know about the US education system.
There is a few caveats to that don't stress.
Who would've thought that closing borders (including state borders) early, large parts of the economy and social distancing would've decrease the number of cases.
He appeals to tige19. I mentioned "disinfefctantgate" yesterday but he willfully ignored it.
Have a look and listen to him here.
Blatant lie in front of everyone. How can anyone trust him begs the question. If he had just said that I f’ed up and got that wrong maybe he would've got some points. That's like asking a sociopath to have empathy.
Stay home.
You asking intelligent question that are too broad for the said poster to contemplate.
Don't insult buffoons.
Dr Tige you have said multiple as early as yesterday that this is just as bad as another seasonal flu. A broken clock is wrong twice a day, you've been remarkably wrong every time.
You're just making stuff up.
Oh wait, you're one of those.
I also see you've been prolific on SRP with similar viewpoints but not getting any more bites.
Pass.