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Saddlebrains · Jul 20, 2020

Coronavirus: Trial shows experimental drug prevents 79% of COVID-19 cases from progressing

The inhaled drug can already help asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients with other lung infections.

news.sky.com

Coronavirus: UK secures early access to 90 million COVID-19 vaccine doses

The government says the deals will ensure the UK has the best chance of protecting those at risk - if the vaccines are successful.

news.sky.com

2 fantastic bits of news to wake up too for a change

Deleted member 5849 · Jul 20, 2020

Saddlebrains said:
Coronavirus: Trial shows experimental drug prevents 79% of COVID-19 cases from progressing

The inhaled drug can already help asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients with other lung infections.

news.sky.com

Coronavirus: UK secures early access to 90 million COVID-19 vaccine doses

The government says the deals will ensure the UK has the best chance of protecting those at risk - if the vaccines are successful.

news.sky.com

2 fantastic bits of news to wake up too for a change

The first one especially. Personally I'd far rather we could end up treating it and minimising it. Vaccines... I need to understand the science better! Also not sure a load of countries fighting for who gets them is quite the spirit of what this crisis should provoke, but that's another discussion!

fernandopartridge · Jul 20, 2020

Deleted member 5849 said:
The first one especially. Personally I'd far rather we could end up treating it and minimising it. Vaccines... I need to understand the science better! Also not sure a load of countries fighting for who gets them is quite the spirit of what this crisis should provoke, but that's another discussion!

The good thing about the first one is that it is a drug already in production

shmmeee · Jul 20, 2020

Relevant

SkyBlueDom26 · Jul 20, 2020

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Great news, let’s hope at least one of them works

ajsccfc · Jul 20, 2020

Coronavirus: Oxford vaccine triggers immune response

Study shows the vaccine is safe, but it is still too soon to know if it can stop people from being infected.

www.bbc.co.uk

Saddlebrains · Jul 20, 2020

Some great news on vaccines and treatments today. The best we've had so far.

Yet the least active this threads been since it started. Seems like the doom thrivers are asleep

SkyBlueDom26 · Jul 20, 2020

Saddlebrains said:
Some great news on vaccines and treatments today. The best we've had so far.

Yet the least active this threads been since it started. Seems like the doom thrivers are asleep

Nah it’s alright mate, if you try and be optimistic about things you get bitched at and called all sorts

hill83 · Jul 20, 2020

You pair of tarts

hill83 · Jul 20, 2020

Great news about this vaccine stuff today.

skybluetony176 · Jul 20, 2020

hill83 said:
Great news about this vaccine stuff today.

You’re all sorts of things.

Ian1779 · Jul 20, 2020

SkyBlueDom26 said:
Nah it’s alright mate, if you try and be optimistic about things you get bitched at and called all sorts

I’m optimistic Liverpool can still win the Champions League this season - is that optimistic enough for you?

Sky Blue Pete · Jul 20, 2020

Figures dropped off today too. Let’s see what tomorrow brings. Cautious optimism still in play. Mum is shielding but went in my sisters car to her nieces house for a weekend away. Bloomin eck

shmmeee · Jul 20, 2020

What’s happened with a vaccine?

Deleted member 5849 · Jul 20, 2020

shmmeee said:
What’s happened with a vaccine?

We're buying some that may or may not work.

I do wish the world could work together so it isn't a contest over who has the deepest pockets, and who happens to bet on the right ones.

skybluetony176 · Jul 20, 2020

Deleted member 5849 said:
We're buying some that may or may not work.

I do wish the world could work together so it isn't a contest over who has the deepest pockets, and who happens to bet on the right ones.

It’s an opportunity to gain the upper hand in some way and we live in a selfish world and elect selfish people.

Deleted member 5849 · Jul 20, 2020

skybluetony176 said:
It’s an opportunity to gain the upper hand in some way and we live in a selfish world and elect selfish people.

tbf it's not just us.

chiefdave · Jul 20, 2020

Deleted member 5849 said:
We're buying some that may or may not work.

I do wish the world could work together so it isn't a contest over who has the deepest pockets, and who happens to bet on the right ones.

The vaccine stuff is of course good news but even fast tracking it we're a long time from the point we can start giving them to people. Think the other news today, of existing medicines working to treat covid-19, is the more promising news. If we can find a drug we know is safe to take that brings this down to a manageable level then we're good to get things pretty much back to normal.

Remember bird flu (think it was that one), if you got symptoms of that you had to stay at home for two weeks and they'd deliver the medication to you. Something along those lines would be incredible from where we are now.

Skybluefaz · Jul 20, 2020

Saddlebrains said:
Some great news on vaccines and treatments today. The best we've had so far.

Yet the least active this threads been since it started. Seems like the doom thrivers are asleep

Tbh because the statistics aren't on twitter and there are no daily briefings I'm missing a lot of the news about covid. Sounds good about the vaccine though. I still have no idea how long it will take to actually get the vaccine approved and start vaccinating people. Did they put a timescale on it?

Skybluefaz · Jul 20, 2020

Just watched an interview with professor Gilbert. No time scale yet.

Deleted member 5849 · Jul 20, 2020

chiefdave said:
The vaccine stuff is of course good news but even fast tracking it we're a long time from the point we can start giving them to people. Think the other news today, of existing medicines working to treat covid-19, is the more promising news. If we can find a drug we know is safe to take that brings this down to a manageable level then we're good to get things pretty much back to normal.

Remember bird flu (think it was that one), if you got symptoms of that you had to stay at home for two weeks and they'd deliver the medication to you. Something along those lines would be incredible from where we are now.

Covid Lemsip!

Skybluefaz · Jul 20, 2020

One positive, my bunch of under 8's had their first contact football training session tonight, great to see them back at it. Tackles were flying in, it was like Nick had done the pre-game team talk.

clint van damme · Jul 21, 2020

Skybluefaz said:
One positive, my bunch of under 8's had their first contact football training session tonight, great to see them back at it. Tackles were flying in, it was like Nick had done the pre-game team talk.

back at 5 a side next week. Looking forward to it, defibrillator at the ready.

chiefdave · Jul 21, 2020

Just make sure you clap like a seal every week.
Jonhson in November:

'The NHS is not on the table': Boris Johnson denies Labour claims – video

The prime minister has denied the NHS is for sale in UK-US trade talks and accused Jeremy Corbyn of ‘diversionary tactics’

t.co

Johnson‘s government voting last night:

Sky_Blue_Dreamer · Jul 21, 2020

chiefdave said:
Just make sure you clap like a seal every week.
Jonhson in November:

'The NHS is not on the table': Boris Johnson denies Labour claims – video

The prime minister has denied the NHS is for sale in UK-US trade talks and accused Jeremy Corbyn of ‘diversionary tactics’

t.co

Johnson‘s government voting last night:

Yep. Bring out the statements about protecting standards but when it comes to putting the money where their mouth is they refuse. Had the chance to enshrine their own promise in law and voted against it - tells you everything you need to know on actual intentions, Judge by actions, not words.

skybluetony176 · Jul 21, 2020

SkyBlueDom26 said:
That’s the attitude Ian! Hardly nonsense I like the optimism from boris

Turns out it is nonsense Dom

SkyBlueDom26 · Jul 21, 2020

skybluetony176 said:
Turns out it is nonsense Dom

And how do you fucking no? We could have a vaccine by September if all goes well

skybluetony176 · Jul 21, 2020

SkyBlueDom26 said:
And how do you fucking no? We could have a vaccine by September if all goes well

Clearly didn’t even listen to the link did you Dom. He’s talking about even with a vaccine. Boris bullshitted you and you’ve swallowed it unquestionably.

fernandopartridge · Jul 21, 2020

SkyBlueDom26 said:
And how do you fucking no? We could have a vaccine by September if all goes well

Hancock has today said a vaccine by the end of the year is the best that can be hoped for, then you've got to try and vaccinate millions of people. Think about it.

skybluetony176 · Jul 21, 2020

fernandopartridge said:
Hancock has today said a vaccine by the end of the year is the best that can be hoped for, then you've got to try and vaccinate millions of people. Think about it.

Just like the world beating app we had at the end of May.

fernandopartridge · Jul 21, 2020

It'd be interesting to understand the reasons, but the number of people in hospital and on ventilators continues to fall, even though hospital admissions are still at a couple of hundred per day. Can't see the age profile of new cases compared with the peak.

This map shows cases by MSOA per week. In my area and surroundings there were none at all 6-12 July, cases do seem concentrated into local outbreaks now rather than widespread. No cases at all in Coventry:

ArcGIS Web Application

www.arcgis.com

clint van damme · Jul 21, 2020

fernandopartridge said:
It'd be interesting to understand the reasons, but the number of people in hospital and on ventilators continues to fall, even though hospital admissions are still at a couple of hundred per day. Can't see the age profile of new cases compared with the peak.

This map shows cases by MSOA per week. In my area and surroundings there were none at all 6-12 July, cases do seem concentrated into local outbreaks now rather than widespread. No cases at all in Coventry:

ArcGIS Web Application

www.arcgis.com

I've thought about this and thought perhaps viral loads aren't as big due to precautions people are taking, perhaps hospital staff are becoming more proficient at dealing with it and maybe a bit of both.

Sky Blue Pete · Jul 21, 2020

Over 100 deaths and look at Spain’s infections today not going away

fernandopartridge · Jul 21, 2020

Sky Blue Pete said:
Over 100 deaths and look at Spain’s infections today not going away

That's a pretty significant jump in Spain, hope that doesn't happen here

Saddlebrains · Jul 21, 2020

fernandopartridge said:
It'd be interesting to understand the reasons, but the number of people in hospital and on ventilators continues to fall, even though hospital admissions are still at a couple of hundred per day. Can't see the age profile of new cases compared with the peak.

This map shows cases by MSOA per week. In my area and surroundings there were none at all 6-12 July, cases do seem concentrated into local outbreaks now rather than widespread. No cases at all in Coventry:

ArcGIS Web Application

www.arcgis.com

Said weeks back, scientists all over the world saying its following Sars. Even an almost identical genetic make up.

Unfortunately more contagious and is now endemic, but its mutated to survive. Its weaker, i refer you to what the Italian doctor from bergamo said. 'What was once a bear is now a pussycat'.

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