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I have a friend in Glasgow that is 99% sure she has it. Has broken her. Doctor says they won’t confirm as she hasn’t been abroad or in direct contact with a case (she has a one degree of separation)
The number published is low
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Another point that seems to be controversial is that the U.K. has stated they are now only testing hospitalised cases.
That’s the opposite of what the WHO advised yesterday.
So from now on the daily number of new cases reported is going to look much lower right?
Really? I thought there was a consensus among experts that general testing in the delay phase was pointless.
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I think the UK experts agree with the WHOs message, the issue is our ability to implement such procedures. Our own shortcomings with respect to proper testing was likely factored into our current containment method.
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Another point that seems to be controversial is that the U.K. has stated they are now only testing hospitalised cases.
That’s the opposite of what the WHO advised yesterday.
So from now on the daily number of new cases reported is going to look much lower right?