Headline says: Wuhan pneumonia: China confirms Novel Coronavirus transmission via aerosol (through air). The article's in Chinese so I'm not exactly sure what else it says.
Really hoping this is not true as that would be really fucking bad.
Headline says: Wuhan pneumonia: China confirms Novel Coronavirus transmission via aerosol (through air). The article's in Chinese so I'm not exactly sure what else it says.
"...we observed significantly higher ACE2 gene expression in smoker samples compared to non-smoker samples. This indicates the smokers may be more susceptible to 2019-nCov and thus smoking history should be considered in identifying susceptible population and standardizing treatment regimen."
I'm happy to have never smoked
Really hoping this is not true as that would be really fucking bad.
But... isn't that already what's going on? Transmission through the air?
Really hoping this is not true as that would be really fucking bad.
Look at that graph (it's out of date by a few days, now above the SARS peak).
i feel like people were saying the same thing...a week or two ago. canada's first confirmed case was ill and coughing on his flight home wuhan, coming into contact with several people on the plane, the airport, and in his family. it has been almost 3 weeks since then and nothing hit hard.At this point it seems like containment is impossible. This is a 4th degree transmission. People all over the world might have it right now and not realize it yet, and by all account they could be spreading it as we speak, without getting detected. In a week or two, this might hit hard.
Sure that seems a good thing, whats worying is the serious/critical over 6000 cases versus 27000 confirmed. Even with just 1/3rd dying of these cases (seriou plus critical) we would be looking at a death % close to SARS. The way it looks its like its taking more time to develop serious condition but still end up the same. 2 weeks of development into critical cases. Hopefully they can get the infected numbers into control at some point because that trend is the most thing that worries me
i hope that numbershave some real reflections of the situation and that the exponential increase rate has been cut off. It all coincide with the quarantining of wuhan about 2 weeks ago)
i feel like people were saying the same thing...a week or two ago. canada's first confirmed case was ill and coughing on his flight home wuhan, coming into contact with several people on the plane, the airport, and in his family. it has been almost 3 weeks since then and nothing hit hard.
I mean, we went from 173 infected outside China to 354 in a week. It more than doubled, it's not dying down.
I mean, we went from 173 infected outside China to 354 in a week. It more than doubled, it's not dying down.
So it's airborne transmitted now.
Headline says: Wuhan pneumonia: China confirms Novel Coronavirus transmission via aerosol (through air). The article's in Chinese so I'm not exactly sure what else it says.
So it's airborne.
So far it's just been droplet.
If it's airborne then way more people are infected/going to get infected.
I'm surprised this isn't headline news.
At a certain point you can't just keep stuff shut down forever. You are going to have to teach the public to be vigilant but go on with their daily lives. Workplaces and factories need to re-open or the economic consequences will be catastrophic. There is already a huge hitHopefully that's a good thing... if the situation is bad as it seeks in China, doesn't make sense to open stuff does it?
At a certain point you can't just keep stuff shut down forever. You are going to have to teach the public to be vigilant but go on with their daily lives. Workplaces and factories need to re-open or the economic consequences will be catastrophic. There is already a huge hit
Well in China's case they will shut it back downWhat happens in a business when one person is identified as having the virus?
So, it appears that the transmitted numbers are potentially slowing down...?
So, it appears that the transmitted numbers are potentially slowing down...?
Funnily enough research just found that literally weeks after quitting your lungs regenerate rapidly almost to youth levelsI've been smoke-free for a little over a month (after 15 years). With my luck I'll get this fucking thing after finally quitting. Being over-dramatic, as I'm in the states, so risk is very low, but also flying next week and two weeks after that (all domestic) out of one of the states that has a case reported.
Pretty worried about this. As someone immune suppressed, been watching it closely and being even more careful than always using sanitizer, not touching face, etc...good hygenie.
...and I got the flu and almost died over the last 3 days all while taking those precautions (still not over, but hopefully worst has past). So it basically tells me that if this gets out here in So CA, there's a decent chance I'll get it and it'll kill me no matter what.
Also I work at a family business and my whole family got the flu and is trying to survive it. I'm pretty worried something like this would wipe out half or more of our family if it spreads. My parents are elderly and I'm immune suppressed. It's scary.
Yeah there's gotta be a better way to do this or else this is going to go on for months with everyone getting infected.BNO Newsroom on Twitter
“Several more people have fallen ill on the cruise ship near Tokyo and will be taken to hospital; the cause is not yet known but dozens will be tested for coronavirus - NHK”twitter.com
Reset the clock
Thanks - great infoumm this is all just stuff picking up from friends and not official policy but ... my gf is in shenzhen and some places are opening Monday but not a lot. She has her own online business and she deals with factories (mostly the factories represented at 华强北) but they aren't opening Monday. 华强北 was originally opening back up on 17th but now that's postponed til later in the month. Means all those factories also won't be opening Monday.
my friend in Dongbei (Liaoning province) has a kindergarten. Only one case of corona virus in that town but their school has been told by local government to reopen in March. My friend said no one would come if they did open on Monday anyway. All her students parents have told her they won't be coming anytime soon, I'd imagine a lot of schools are in similar situations.
My restaurant is in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan. Last I heard we had 10 cases in that town (again I'm not there now so I don't know first hand what it's like)... my employees are itching to get back to work but they said nothing else is open and have sent me videos of the empty streets. I haven't seen any new news there yet but we were supposed to open on Monday. I think I'll have them go and give it a shot at least for a few hours.
Scanning the Shanghai Expats Facebook group has tons of people saying they aren't going back to work til later in the month, and some university students said their next semester start is delayed til March.
I'd guess officially everything is meant to open again Monday but most places still won't be open.
edit: another friend works at a gym in Shanghai, we were talking yesterday she said the local government has told all gyms should stay closed until March.
Japan took the gamble that it wasn't airborne and it would be cheaper to quarantine at sea than on land.Yeah there's gotta be a better way to do this or else this is going to go on for months with everyone getting infected.
BBC is a big, legitimate source.Maybe because it's unconfirmed/clickbait/etc
I wouldn't worry until more sources come up with this news.
I highly doubt passengers in separate cabins are being infected through the air, it's that this is day 4 (IIRC) and there's a long incubation period.Japan took the gamble that it wasn't airborne and it would be cheaper to quarantine at sea than on land.
Now it looks like they will have to hospitalize/treat/quarantine a couple thousand foreigners in Japan on land.
If some of these new videos coming out are real they have also resorted to sealing people up in their homes.Watch NBC Nightly News just now showing people being dragged out of their homes and people being taken off the street and put into little metal boxes in China. It was so disturbing to watch. China government can get stuffed. 😠
If some of these new videos coming out are real they have also resorted to sealing people up in their homes.
gyms must be proper horrorumm this is all just stuff picking up from friends and not official policy but ... my gf is in shenzhen and some places are opening Monday but not a lot. She has her own online business and she deals with factories (mostly the factories represented at 华强北) but they aren't opening Monday. 华强北 was originally opening back up on 17th but now that's postponed til later in the month. Means all those factories also won't be opening Monday.
my friend in Dongbei (Liaoning province) has a kindergarten. Only one case of corona virus in that town but their school has been told by local government to reopen in March. My friend said no one would come if they did open on Monday anyway. All her students parents have told her they won't be coming anytime soon, I'd imagine a lot of schools are in similar situations.
My restaurant is in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan. Last I heard we had 10 cases in that town (again I'm not there now so I don't know first hand what it's like)... my employees are itching to get back to work but they said nothing else is open and have sent me videos of the empty streets. I haven't seen any new news there yet but we were supposed to open on Monday. I think I'll have them go and give it a shot at least for a few hours.
Scanning the Shanghai Expats Facebook group has tons of people saying they aren't going back to work til later in the month, and some university students said their next semester start is delayed til March.
I'd guess officially everything is meant to open again Monday but most places still won't be open.
edit: another friend works at a gym in Shanghai, we were talking yesterday she said the local government has told all gyms should stay closed until March.
The numbers in China outside Hubei have been going down since February 4
from what I can gather anyone can get infected with proximity
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Look at the log scale
Chinese officials said that the virus would temporarily be named the Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia, or NCP.