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‘Millions’ with flu symptoms may need to ‘self-isolate’ due to coronavirus
Millions” of Britons with flu-like symptoms could be told by authorities to “self-isolate” by staying at home for a fortnight if the UK’s number of coronavirus cases rises passed 100. The Sunday Telegraph said senior NHS managers have been told that the service will stop testing for the strain known as Covid-19 “once around 100 cases have been confirmed” across Britain. Eight of the nine people diagnosed with the virus in the UK have since left hospital after two negative tests for Covid-19, with the paper reporting hospitals have in the last week made “isolation pods” to keep those being tested away from other patients.
originally posted by: Oleman
Is there any useful information at this twit source? I can't read Japanese, and cant get translate to work on it.
twitter.com...
9:00 on February 16.
Of the 53 new coronavirus-infected people in Japan, 17 were discharged, 25 were hospitalized, 1 died, and 10 others were hospitalized without symptoms.
In addition, at 21:00 on February 15,
355 new coronavirus positive cruise ship passengers.
originally posted by: Oppenheimer67
I'm hearing there is a leaked text message from CDC admitting that there are over 1000 confirmed cases in US and they are keeping it quiet to prevent panic. Anyone else hearing this and have a source? My source is my Mrs, so that's not much use here!
On the websites reporting cases, where it says z.b; U.K. 9 cases and 8 recovered does that mean it’s actually just one case? ( think it does doesn’t it)
NHS England has said all but one of the nine patients in the UK who tested positive for the coronavirus have been discharged from the hospital
www.kff.org...
CFR Experts Discuss Potential Impact Of Novel Coronavirus On International Cooperation
Lawfare: No Nation Can Fight Coronavirus on Its Own
Thomas Bollyky, director, and Samantha Kiernan, research associate, both at the global health program at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), discuss the role of pandemics in international cooperation, writing, “Microbes have continued to inspire episodes of cooperation among even bitter rivals. … Perhaps a pandemic of novel coronavirus, if it occurs, would be a sufficiently frightening antagonist to force international cooperation, even at a moment that otherwise has proved inhospitable to global governance”
originally posted by: onthedownlow
I dont recall ever having the flu multiple times a year until H1N1 back in 2009. Since then it seems like I have the flu 3,4,5 times a year. This year it seems like I have had the flu for the last 3 months. I believe someone posted about reinfection a few pages back in this thread, so are the recovered actually recovered or just more mobile spreaders of the disease?