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Voter confidence or the share price of companies effected by the current closures that 'the plan' is working and 'we' will be making money again?
The value of the Pound rose when Boris left hospital
When you delve It's all mental...
We won't know what went right or wrong for years and even then people will still disagree
The value of the Pound rose when Boris left hospital
When you delve It's all mental...
We won't know what went right or wrong for years and even then people will still disagree
Actually I suspect most US hospitals are over reporting. They have a financial incentive as they get more funds allocated for covid deaths.
Well you might be right but in an article in a local paper to the UK explained the higher figure for Belgium Vs USA figure using the guidelines of their own government agencies that's recording these things. Apparently it's clear in those guidelines that USA is taking a less strict method of determining COVID deaths. Can't remember the source but I think it was the guardian (I understand the version of their website is different if you're based in USA so if it was them you might need to mask your location to see it).
Of course is a matter of interpretation return USA and Belgium but with Russia is simply fraud I reckon. That's my bias though, or is it???
Who knows? The reality is the US doesn’t report at all as such. Florida reports. Alabama reports. New York reports. California reports. Etc. Etc. Etc. And each state has its own criteria and bias. All the federal government does is collect those reports. That said, I’ve mostly seen deaths attributed to Covid simply because they can and as I said, extra government funds are allocated for higher coved counts.
I suppose honesty in reporting could be a political matter. Over reporting if against Trumpian policies, under reporting if they need trump support. A red Vs blue matter perhaps????
Mask up for shopping, interaction, travel. Yes, even the kitchen paper, elastic bands and stapler trick that was pooh-poohed. Countries where mask wearing is mandatory, or in the case of the respectful Japanese, have fared a lot better. Don’t argue about the filtration etc. Everyone has been slow to adopt the masking of the areas that transmit and absorb the virus.
I suspect you’re close, but it’s more complex than Trump. Without him the politics would still play out. Remember the governor of each state (as well as the law enforcement) is answerable to the voters every election cycle. And in most states so are the judges and indeed, the coroners.
Disappointedly I'm only being offered the IgG test and not the combined IgG/IgM test - its better than nothing but I'm
not sure why - nor why there will be a several week delay while they validate the test? particularly when Stew's had his
This whole plan seems like too many cooks to me...
especially when the government without warning changes the plan - surgical masks for all NHS works and patients - that'll last as long as the masks to - and I be that won't be a week
not sure why - nor why there will be a several week delay while they validate the test? particularly when Stew's had his
This whole plan seems like too many cooks to me...
especially when the government without warning changes the plan - surgical masks for all NHS works and patients - that'll last as long as the masks to - and I be that won't be a week
Mine did take three weeks to come back but also bear in mind that my test was part of donating plasma so the longer they left it, the longer it would be until I could donate more.
Yes but only a vial, all hospital staff are being offered the option
Either to test the silent carrier theory or to see if some of us had it before the official UK outbreak (from the known symptoms and contact from people who later had it I believe I had it in December)
Only certain people are being offered the test there? I’ve passed several drive through testing stations here. In the far western Panhandle alone. I haven’t felt the need to get it done though so I don’t know how long before results are back here.
We are talking about an Antibody test - to see if you've already had it (in my case) and to see if you have harvesable antibodies after having it (in Stews case)
currently the country is on 50-80K tests a day - this includes weekly tests for NHS frontline staff, multiple tests for those who have tested positive for C-19 and sceening tests for people about to undergo surgery and/or oncology treatments and symptom self referrals
I presume it‘s the antibody test but I don’t really know. It is with a nasal swab. Is there another test?
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I just looked up one of the local ones (I found 4 in Pensacola) and it looks like the one on the university campus (open to any Florida resident) is set up for 400 tests per day with results in 48 to 72 hours. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjBqpSqwPPpAhUPEawKHRGdCjcQFjAGegQIExAB&url=https://www.wuwf.org/post/uwf-hosts-mobile-covid-19-testing-site&usg=AOvVaw00mmq8E5aFeShVAk5yoRIb
And here in Okaloosa County they’re doing around 100 tests in each 3 hour session with results expected in 5 to 7 days. https://www.crestviewbulletin.com/news/20200512/okaloosa-to-begin-free-outdoor-covid-19-testing
No appointment needed at any of the sites I’ve mentioned so far (just drive up and stay in the car) but I have seen some listed in Destin that require an appointment. All are open to any Florida resident.
No appointment needed at any of the sites I’ve mentioned so far (just drive up and stay in the car) but I have seen some listed in Destin that require an appointment. All are open to any Florida resident.
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