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• #2752
Need to give people notice. Allow communication, stand down staff etc.
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• #2753
Ffs my housemate is definitely gonna end up going to bangface then, I was hoping they would cancel it.
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• #2754
Mos def.
I may also have missed the tone of @Fox's comment. It appears very dry -
• #2755
Is Boris really going to do f all?
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• #2756
When is Johnson speaking today?
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• #2757
Yeah but if the aim is to limit spread, the sooner the better. A whole weekend of large events will see contamination of how many more?
Sending an email/ SMS to staff and attendees is hardly a huge logistical challenge these days. Would far rather concert I'm going to go to is rescheduled than be given choice of not going and being in a confined space for 3hrs or not going and getting skinned the best part of £100 for the pleasure of doing what the government is asking us to do in a couple of days anyway...
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• #2758
Top 42 is the only fair answer
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• #2759
The latest consensus from north Italy is just that tocilizumab might have a theoretical benefit.
Might as well put our faith in Aztec gods - our ones have failed.
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• #2760
Just looked that up. Happy hardcore at Pontins, still going ahead against all the odds says the news!
We're all doomed.
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• #2761
Dunno read it on mail online
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• #2762
Paddys day cancelled
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• #2763
It's not to vaccinate against Covid19, it's to reduce the risk of one common type of bacterial infection, which may or may not be a risk factor following Covid-19 infection.
I don't know, but people are getting it done, and it's been reported that many of the severe cases of Covid-19 are due to bacterial infection.
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• #2765
Basically the point I was making, yeah. They’re using a cocktail of HIV meds and chloroquine as well, again based on some suggestive lab data & anecdotal/case series stuff from China.
Mostly though what the really sick patients need is an ITU bed, with all the bells and whistles (maybe apart from ecmo), with nurses & docs to staff it. Unfortunately in Lombardy the huge peak of infections has overwhelmed their (significantly better resourced than the uk) critical care network.
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• #2766
what are the economic justifications of this? your job cannot be done as WFH?
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• #2767
Just re-read my PubMed post above.
For Clarity:
I have not prescribed that particular vaccine so I am not au-fait with it.
Vaccines work.
Post-Viral Pneumonia (Secondary) is a real thing, that occurs regularly.
If the vaccine is NICE approved-and from @neu's post it seems that way for certain categories of patients- it probably is effective for those patients (and therefore in theory others). -
• #2768
As I said upthread, I think much of it is also to do with behaviour. Saying you are going to do something in a few days lets people have time to accept it. Saying it starts NOW can cause more panic. And I assume the powers that be are making the calculation (\Sean Kelly voice) that a few more infections is worth the time to get the public ready for disruption.
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• #2769
Well let’s put it this way, my unit is looking at a 45% revenue drop for this year compared to 2019.
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• #2770
people online attributing it to the fact Rangers vs Celtic is on Sunday... 🤦♂️
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• #2771
Saying it starts NOW can cause more panic
The powers that be are probably aware that saying it NOW makes it look like they got caught on the hop, and weren't managing the steps in their emergency plan properly.
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• #2772
Awww shit man hope that it picks back up soon and it's not to much of a drastic hit.
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• #2773
wow okay :(
can I ask what do you do?
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• #2774
Man - that sucks. Hope it's only for the 3 months.
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• #2775
but I'm not a doctor
You should start a YouTube channel giving medical advice, in that case
ScotGov saying events of 500+ to be cancelled... from next Monday?
Why the fucking wait, they're either unsafe or they're not ffs.