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Family back home in Lazio now from Lombardy. They were saying that even central Milan had many people with masks going about their lives. One of them normally goes to Milan weekly for work, but they are re-evaluating.... In bocca al lupo @strategist

But people are now worried about who was on that train, family included. Timelines crossed.

Close family were there and left early. Some people from locked down towns escaped on the trains and were found deep in the south and arrested. Doesn't help that their main intercity trains have been upgraded from 300kph to 500kph. Ours in the UK get upgraded from not moving to stopping, so at...

No different: "Pastor Feeds Congregation with Rat Poison to Prove their Faith, They All Die" https://blizz.co.ug/2218/Pastor-Feeds-Congregation-with-Rat-Poison-to-Prove-their-Faith-They-All-Die

I'm trying not to swear in reply.

Animation of infection rate from Dr Ding

Would love to see how the healthy control figures are adjusted. Median UK full-time salary is £30,420 by my calc, based on Office of National Statistics weekly numbers. Not sure how others calc'ed it, but have seen alternative full time numbers at £35k, maybe mean based. Understating typical...

Medical ignorance of diagnostic criteria also opens the door of market opportunity and lack of consequential discipline for snake oil salespeople too

I hear what you're saying, but my instinct is that there is more clarity than first glance. Agreed, there are some symptoms in common with illnesses you mention and many more mainstream ones also. An obtuse example is that my mother in law tires me, but she's not ME... PEM is a major...

I understand this and hear it often, but apart from the obvious role in advancing the research and dealing with ignorance, I am not sure if a biomarker should be as important as it is. Parkinson's doesn't have a biomarker. Put otherwise, we have decent diagnostic criteria available. The real...

From via @Leonard Jason on FB

Really good. So important not to assume that people have the slightest idea of how Twitter works, let alone what it is exactly. Thank you.

Fab guide Fab news

Thank you

Sounds like twisting with a strap that could be tighter, or the strap has aged and needs replacing. 24*7 use needs replacing every 6 months in my experience V good docs and support re apps in that FB group BTW

Gel's not needed anymore with the H10, for example. Much of the tech development is not just in the actual electronics, it's in the materials technology. The strap is a conductive silicon blend that just works, which makes it more expensive to replace when it wears. Can't remember the last...

Did you discuss with a medic?

Exactly

Well, you're still with us!!!