Neverending Covid-19 Coronavirus

[Jan]

German coronavirus experiment enlists help of concertgoers

4,000 music fans to attend gig as part of study into how virus spreads in large gatherings

www.theguardian.com

Interesting experiment but i would not exactly would count tim bendzko as an incentive to participate

 

[Turbo]

This is an interesting case study supporting the efficacy of masks and strict measures in the workplace.

2 Stylists Had Coronavirus, but Wore Masks. 139 Clients Didn’t Fall Sick.

A new study looks at what might have been a dangerous outbreak — had it not been for vigilant mask wearing.

www.nytimes.com

 

[RenegadeMonster]

Trump is set to have an evening Coronavirus briefing tonight.

What is notable about this briefing is that no one from the coronavirus taskforce is expected to be there. It's going to be Trump.

It's expected the experts have been sidelined.

 

[Turbo]

Trump is set to have an evening Coronavirus briefing tonight.

What is notable about this briefing is that no one from the coronavirus taskforce is expected to be there. It's going to be Trump.

It's expected the experts have been sidelined.

I suppose it will help him if the experts are not rolling their eyes or facepalming in real time behind him.

 

[RenegadeMonster]

Tracking COVID-19 in the United States - Prevent Epidemics

preventepidemics.org

 

[Indymisanthrope]

Trump is set to have an evening Coronavirus briefing tonight.

What is notable about this briefing is that no one from the coronavirus taskforce is expected to be there. It's going to be Trump.

It's expected the experts have been sidelined.

Yeah, we call that kind of "Coronavirus briefing" a campaign rally.

 

[nolalady]

Tracking COVID-19 in the United States - Prevent Epidemics

preventepidemics.org

This is really interesting...and also, how do I get to work for them?

 

[RenegadeMonster]

Fact check: At his first coronavirus briefing since April, Trump repeats a handful of classic false claims

In his first coronavirus briefing since April, President Donald Trump got a little more accurate about the state of the pandemic in the US -- but also continued to make some of the same false claims and promote some of the same misleading narratives of his previous moments in the White House...

www.cnn.com

Trump had his first coronavirus evening briefing last night since April. And it was full of face claims.

Fatality rate
The President has previously bragged that the US has the lowest coronavirus mortality rate worldwide. During Tuesday's press conference, he was less definitive.
"Our case fatality rate has continued to decline and is lower than the European Union and almost everywhere else in the world," Trump said.
He later added: "We have done much better than most and with the fatality rate at a lower rate than most."
Facts First: By several measures, the US coronavirus fatality rate is one of the highest worldwide.
While the observed case-fatality ratio has decreased since earlier this month, as of Tuesday morning the US fatality rate of 3.7% was lower than only nine of the 20 countries most affected by covid-19, according to data from Johns Hopkins. In terms of coronavirus deaths per capita, the US ranked third.

Trump also made claims about how we have more than enough supplies and have no shortages.

 

[RenegadeMonster]

 

[Indymisanthrope]

My question is how she got on the plane in the first place. Either the airline wasn't enforcing the policy at the gate, or she was wearing a face covering long enough to get on the plane, at which point she deliberately provoked the confrontation.

 

[RenegadeMonster]

My question is how she got on the plane in the first place. Either the airline wasn't enforcing the policy at the gate, or she was wearing a face covering long enough to get on the plane, at which point she deliberately provoked the confrontation.

Most instances of this have been the latter. They put the facemask on just long enough to get on the plane, because they wouldn't be allowed on otherwise. Then take it off and make a fuss about their rights and freedom.

 

[nolalady]

And she's in the age group that's most at risk. Sigh

 

[Smansmith]

I wouldn't have let her on the plane due to the sheer amount of "carry on" baggage she seems to have. So disrespectful in all aspects, mask primarily but she thinks she get 3 carry ons to avoid a checked bag fee. People suck.

 

[RenegadeMonster]

Cabbage could help fight COVID-19, study finds

In the race to beat COVID-19, the winner could be cabbage. According to a new study from France, foods containing raw and fermented cabbage may be beneficial against the coronavirus by reducing the…

nypost.com

 

[RenegadeMonster]

Trained dogs were able to sniff out Covid-19 infections with 94% accuracy: study

Researchers in Germany found that dogs can sniff out Covid-19 infections using saliva samples after being trained for one week. The hope is that this method could be one day be used in public areas such as airports, sporting events and other mass gatherings, along with laboratory testing, to...

www.cnbc.com

 

[RenegadeMonster]

US gets reality checks on Covid-19 vaccine, duration of symptoms

The United States on Friday got two reality checks on the coronavirus pandemic as the number of cases around the world set another high.

www.cnn.com

 

[dhodo]

Looks like Bolsonaro has it under control:

 

[Memo]

Looks like Bolsonaro has it under control:

Why?!?

 

[Turbo]

Our local boy decided to opt out of the next NFL season. Laurent's story is amazing. He went from winning the super bowl to, within 2 months, helping out on the front lines in long term care facilities in Quebec, since he's actually an M.D. as well.

 

[Turbo]

More Cities Offering Drive-Thru Covid Injection Sites To Put Citizens Out Of Misery

STANFORD, CA—In a survey of how the nation’s local officials have responded to the pandemic in the absence of a consistent federal approach, Stanford University researchers confirmed Monday that more cities have begun offering drive-thru Covid-19 injection sites to put citizens out of their...

www.theonion.com