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The estranged royals somehow had knowledge of this incident and left before it reached the UK.
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numberoneposter posted:The estranged royals somehow had knowledge of this incident and left before it reached the UK. Let us go to the safety of Canada
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Soon to be dead asia-based goon checking in again. Went to a museum over the weekend and now I've got a scratchy itchy feeling in my sinuses this morning. It's been three days since I left my room (goon life), but bought a week's worth of canned and dry food just in case. Most likely a regular cold strain, but I don't like the coincidence lol I'm a dead goon walking. Anyway, anyone up for a coronavirus suicide pact?
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Jan 28, 2020 01:40
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In mask related news, some of my coworkers have started wearing them, but I've seen them touching their faces a lot with unwashed hands lol
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Backweb posted:Soon to be dead asia-based goon checking in again. Apparently nearly all cases are lower respiratory tract only. So it won't gently caress w sinuses, no sore throat, just heads straight for the pneumonia
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bob dobbs is dead posted:Apparently nearly all cases are lower respiratory tract only. So it won't gently caress w sinuses, no sore throat, just heads straight for the pneumonia Yeah, SARS was interesting in that it caused both URI and LRI. This one goes straight for the lungs. Given the severity it makes me wonder if it's inducing cytokine storms and drowning people in their own fluids a la the Spanish flu.
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SchrodingersCat posted:Yeah, SARS was interesting in that it caused both URI and LRI. This one goes straight for the lungs. The cytokine storm is one theory as to how the 1918 flu pandemic did what it did. The other is bacteria coming in to finish the job with secondary infections in the overcrowded hospitals. I think that one’s more likely, given how the 2009 flu ended up going. Lots of post flu pneumonias that were treatable with antibiotics, no crazy immune reactions. Both were H1N1 so you would expect them to behave kind of similarly.
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What are my chances of the TSA probing me if I wear a full-face N100 mask onto a domestic flight and only remove it for security checks?
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If you go to the link, Wuhan has 563 serious, 127 critical cases
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Sydney's running out of facemasks, I think people must be selling them back to china
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50% increase day to day is perfectly fine, we're all fine
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Looking at the numbers further, out of Wuhan's 2,714 cases they have had 100 deaths, and currently 563 cases are serious and 127 critical. That's 3.68% dead, 20.74% serious, 4.68% critical.
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Genderfluent posted:In mask related news, some of my coworkers have started wearing them, but I've seen them touching their faces a lot with unwashed hands lol I live in Hong Kong and can't find masks anywhere, online or in store. When I get on the metro I'm one of the only people without a mask. But yeah still see tons of people with it around their neck, without their nose covered, touch their face under the mask, etc. I hoped to snag some before a flight next week but I guess I'll be bringing the disease to Florida 
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bob dobbs is dead posted:Apparently nearly all cases are lower respiratory tract only. So it won't gently caress w sinuses, no sore throat, just heads straight for the pneumonia That's a relief. Thanks! Got a link on that? everything else I've read has described the onset of this flu as "cold like symptoms" which for me is always upper respiratory, starting with itchy sinuses.
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If you give it an ansatz of ~ power law wrt the category distributions, making another category of "not serious enough to go to hospital" gives you 12.5k peeps in that one I don't know how friendly this domain is to this kind of ansatz
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Backweb posted:That's a relief. Thanks! Got a link on that? everything else I've read has described the onset of this flu as "cold like symptoms" which for me is always upper respiratory, starting with itchy sinuses. Have table 1 on this one. Gotta find better dealio on the sore throat and sinus thing specifically tho https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)30183-5/fulltext
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I'm in Prince Rupert, BC. We're a Pacific port town.The maternity wing of the hospital here has apparently been closed off to visitors due to a flu outbreak. Will update as the details become more scintillating.
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bob dobbs is dead posted:Have table 1 on this one. Gotta find better dealio on the sore throat and sinus thing specifically tho Your link is hosed up. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)30183-5/fulltext
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A quick google search says 10-25% of the population gets the flu each year. Using the Wuhan numbers I quoted earlier as a base (3.68% dead, 20.74% serious, 4.68% critical) If 10% get sick that's 27,600,000 dead world wide, 35,100,000 critical and 155,550,000 serious. If 15% get sick that's 41,400,00 dead world wide, 52,650,000 critical and 233,325,000 serious If 20% get sick that's 55,200,000 dead world wide, 70,200,000 critical and 311,100,000 serious. If 25% get sick that's 69,000,000 dead world wide, 87,750,000 critical and 388,875,000 serious. Obviously hospitals would be overwhelmed by these numbers and if critical cases necessitates a respirator or ventilator nearly all of them would die since there aren't nearly enough.
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bob dobbs is dead posted:Have table 1 on this one. Gotta find better dealio on the sore throat and sinus thing specifically tho Thanks again. Did some more digging on symptoms. For anyone curious about the onset, there are indeed differences with the Wuhan flu and upper respiratory tract infections: quote:there "are some important differences," such as the absence of upper respiratory tract symptoms like runny nose, sneezing and sore throat and intestinal symptoms like diarrhea https://www.livescience.com/new-china-coronavirus-faq.html
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Charlz Guybon posted:A quick google search says 10-25% of the population gets the flu each year. Not noice
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my mask has taken control of my body and is using it to sell more masks
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hallelujah posted:my mask has taken control of my body and is using it to sell more masks capitalism will outlive us all.
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VikingSkull posted:something tells me that R0 of 2.6 is inaccurate It’s now 3.3 - 5.5. Posted a few pages back.
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Didn't they updated after some research that it actually has a R0 rate of 5.something?
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mitztronic posted:It’s now 3.3 - 5.5. Posted a few pages back. The one that was posted a few pages back is also out of date. I haven’t seen a new one published yet.
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Case numbers are growing by 50-60% a day, shouldn't that tell us what the R0 rate is? The numbers are doubling in under 48 hours.
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Charlz Guybon posted:A quick google search says 10-25% of the population gets the flu each year. This is dumb.
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Just so you know, I'm mentally reading this thread in an assortment of intelligent-sounding accents, so it feels like the tense bit about twelve minutes into a plague movie.
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Plague inc is an amazing game but so far I'm failing to eradicate all humans. So don't worry guys our descendants will survive if heavily inbred 
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Colonel Cancer posted:Plague inc is an amazing game but so far I'm failing to eradicate all humans. So don't worry guys our descendants will survive if heavily inbred Sounds like you are making it to deadly to fast. Gotta keep it mild till at least every country is solidly infected.
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yeah, plague inc is easy if you start slow, by the end I couldn't lose the game even if I wanted to save humanity as my virus was out of control bythen
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Tree Bucket posted:Just so you know, I'm mentally reading this thread in an assortment of intelligent-sounding accents, so it feels like the tense bit about twelve minutes into a plague movie.
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bones 4 beginners posted:I guess I'll be bringing the disease to Florida thank you
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hallelujah posted:a poo has emerged from my bum, repeat, a poo has emerged from my bum, over We stand here, dazed by the actions of today. This... what's that? We.... weOHMYGOD. OH MY GOD! A second poo has hit the bowl, I repeat, A SECOND POO HAS HIT THE BOWL!!!!
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