Italy's in shut down

[Old McDonald]

Dr Campbell is saying you can’t catch it again

His area of expertise is? He used to be an A&E nurse and is now retired.

He has a doctorate, but it is a PhD, not a medical doctorate. I have known quiter a few people working in the NHS with PhDs but I would not rely on them for medical advice.

 

[Johnnyboxer]

563 today not including deaths outside of hospitials. That’s a serious rise .

All deaths are counted now, including those who died outside hospitals

It wasn’t counted that way, last week

 

[Derrick Hughes]

563 today not including deaths outside of hospitials. That’s a serious rise .

When i saw them all falling over each other in Tescos 2 weeks ago i saw it coming .

 

[ollie989898]

Was reading an interesting article. Everyone is obsessed as to why the Germans are so great at testing and have such a low death rate.

The answer of course is that their cases so far have been in younger people rather than older. I would suggest their population structure may differ from that of Italy?

 

[ollie989898]

Dr Campbell is saying you can’t catch it again

I don't know this guy and have not watched his stuff but I have read articles written co-authored by Professor Woo Joo Kim and I was reading some of them as part of the research I did during my college course. I can't even begin to count the number of articles his name appears in.

 

[ollie989898]

His area of expertise is? He used to be an A&E nurse and is now retired.

He has a doctorate, but it is a PhD, not a medical doctorate. I have known quiter a few people working in the NHS with PhDs but I would not rely on them for medical advice.

If that is true then the man is not doing himself or anyone else a favour as he would appear to be misleading the public as to his level of expertise.

 

[milkloss]

Really??
I thought the chief scientific advisor said the antibody test was a ‘game changer’ as NHS workers could be tested and go back to work if they had the antibodies

one of those feel good facts that may not be true. Makes you feel all warm and fuzzy though.

 

[Bossfarmer]

4300 new cases today why are people saying its plateauing?

 

[Derrick Hughes]

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[james ds]

When i saw them all falling over each other in Tescos 2 weeks ago i saw it coming .

When I seen a picture of the London Underground packed last week I felt sorry for them , they might as well have been going to auschwitz . A massive spreader for the virus.

 

[Tomr10]

When I seen a picture of the London Underground packed last week I felt sorry for them , they might as well have been going to auschwitz . A massive spreader for the virus.

??

 

[Muck Spreader]

If that is true then the man is not doing himself or anyone else a favour as he would appear to be misleading the public as to his level of expertise.

Dr. John Campbell is a Senior Lecturer in Nursing studies at the University of Cumbria and worked in A & E for 30 years. So probably has way more knowledge than the FY1 & 2 's manning A&E.

 

[stewart]

4300 new cases today why are people saying its plateauing?

Possibly because they are thick.

 

[james ds]

Possibly because they are thick.

The same way as Gone up the hill thinks every one is dying of everything and that they are being put down as the virus. Thick as a plank.

 

[james ds]

All deaths are counted now, including those who died outside hospitals

It wasn’t counted that way, last week

That 563 count today stated that , that figure was hospitial deaths only. But I wouldn’t think there are too many dying outside of hospitials with it anyway.

 

[Sid]

When i saw them all falling over each other in Tescos 2 weeks ago i saw it coming .

You must have been quite worried over the last two weeks then give your semi isolation

 

[hoff135]

When I seen a picture of the London Underground packed last week I felt sorry for them , they might as well have been going to auschwitz . A massive spreader for the virus.

Maybe a slight exaggeration there but cutting the services was a bad idea. But people still need to travel for work whether you like it or not.

 

[Sid]

Has anyone compared the average death rate from anything apart from covid 19 since the beginning of the year?

I would hazard a guess that a percentage of those that have sadly lost their life from Covid 19 . 1, 5, 10,25 % would have passed away anyway.

 

[Sid]

Maybe a slight exaggeration there but cutting the services was a bad idea. But people still need to travel for work whether you like it or not.

I agree if you double the number of trains you actually lower the risk, same with number of tills open them all and spread the risk by less contact per operator.

 

[Derrick Hughes]

You must have been quite worried over the last two weeks then give your semi isolation

Not realy i was extra carefull . If shops were to busy i stayed outside , kept my distance as well , we have a house protacol for all the family now , if we get it it wont be for not trying our best to avoid it