3/4 out of the Union has rejected the holding hands and walk into the virus approach that the Tories are espousing.
If the ‘Kingdom’ was really United it would be falling in line with it’s Celtic leadership.
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3/4 out of the Union has rejected the holding hands and walk into the virus approach that the Tories are espousing.
If the ‘Kingdom’ was really United it would be falling in line with it’s Celtic leadership.
In all honesty the school thing is craziness, this "Inflammatory Reaction" in kids, linked to this virus, while rare, is yet an unknown entity!
As is probably most of the long term effects of this virus in Adults.
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As is probably most of the long term effects of this virus in Adults.
Coronavirus: Baby's life-threatening reaction to Covid-19
The agony of being left to "watch and wait" as a baby girl developed a rare reaction to coronavirus.
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I was thinking the same actually. It’s almost as if his shambolic address never happened.
It definitely rattled his equally monstrous cabinet with the wheeling out of Raab the following day to try and translate the previous evening’s waffle to various media outlets.You could see the desperation in his eyes as he tried to piece together the fragments his master had left for him to pick up.
This was followed by his disastrous performance at PMQs in the proceeding week. His myth is slowly imploding. The Emperor’s clothes unravelling.
But the majority of us don't have to be in direct touching contact with ill people or the vulnerable while taking care of them. Limited resources should be used wisely, the rest of us should take all reasonable steps to minimise risk. We can stand 2m away, we can opt to take a different route if things look a little crowded, we can do a lot of things from home.
There are very few circumstances where we have to be out and around other people and it's possible for us to do so without coming into direct close contact with them. We can also minimise the amount of time we do this for.
Key or frontline workers aren't afforded those options. And they still have to go shopping and do all the stuff we "need" to on top of a full day working in much more hazardous conditions.
In all honesty the school thing is craziness, this "Inflammatory Reaction" in kids, linked to this virus, while rare, is yet an unknown entity!
As is probably most of the long term effects of this virus in Adults.
Coronavirus: Baby's life-threatening reaction to Covid-19
The agony of being left to "watch and wait" as a baby girl developed a rare reaction to coronavirus.
What's frightening about that for me is that my youngest had exactly that at 6 months and we rushed him to hospital fearing the same thing - sepsis.
He never go a diagnosis, they just treated with antibiotics. Luckily he recovered. When I first saw Kawasaki Disease in relation to this it chilled me.
Diabetes also less of a factor than previous studies suggested
Some good graphics in this simulation
USABlue
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Agreed. I wouldve thought smokers would have it worse. Although I believe that study is just likelihood of testing positive/getting the disease, not outlook once you get it. Still pretty interesting
USABlue
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Bang on the money. Even before this virus people have continously disrespected teachers and this pandemic has just highlighted it even more. I dont know what class sizes are in the UK but i dont see how are teachers and schools are supposed to maintain social distancing in a classroom of 20+ students. Teachers work their asses off (many still have to take training, lesson planning, etc in the summer) while being underpaid yet detractors act like they have some cushy, carefree job
Apparently around 10‰ more likely to die if a smoker and you get to ICU but between two to five times less likely to be admitted to ICU in the first place.
At this point it's actually beyond reasonable doubt that smoking - or at the very least nicotine - is bizarrely a protective measure.
I'd like to know the crossover with vaping. If it's nicotine, then surely similar stats for people who vape would be seen.
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Nicotine has health benefits some studies have shown. It's how you get it thats the problem, the toxins and how the crops are sprayed etc etc. There's a thing called smokers paradox where when a smoker gets bypass surgery and continue smoking studies found that the smokers grew new arteries faster than the quitters. Makes me wanna start again lol
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