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Joke of the year.

I think this is pretty interesting, and possibly important: https://www.web24.news/u/2020/04/according-to-drosten-pre-existing-conditions-could-lead-to-corona-immunity.html My bold.

Honestly I don´t know much about the historical label "neurasthenia" and its implications as they - in fact and possibly strangely - may have been made. The term though is Greek and means "nerve-weakness". I cannot agree that this isn´t meaningful, as I cannot agree that any therm that refers...

In a press conference one of the authors said that a quarantine of infected persons would be detrimental for them, because moving around and sports would be important to prevent this.

So far I can´t see that there is anything wrong with such a guess. No psychology included. Yes, this is completely logical. Nerves are key in movable organisms. So there hadn´t occured any substantial progress since 160 years. Not even a surprise, but "interesting" that some researcher (special...

I completely agree, it has all potential to be a massive scandal (but many things may have). It shows a lack of any real responsibility, which is more than just only doing and letting what is commonly monitored (so to say). One could go an with consideration, say, would such writers commit any...

Yesterday Al Jazeera English said that Singapore and Qatar have a case fatality rate of 0.07 and 0.093%, two small, well equiped countries. They added that experts would say that it would be important not to overburden the health care system. Though, I think, there might be still some other...

The abstract doesn´t describe the relationship between the infection and the disease. The reader already needs "to know" it. Logically speaking, a contribution is not only not necessary, but even unlikely, b/c if it would be a real contribution it would have caused the disease before the...

I don´t say not to pay attention to the virus, but the virus does not seem to be of puplic danger. In an additional detail, as soon as there are any hints that children are not substantial transmitters, this should matter immediately. (And this may be even an approach from the wrong side.)

I think by now the EU should have gathered statistics from different countries and impacts from different strategies, for trying to understand what´s up with this virus. But this doesn´t seems to be the case, instead the EU website looks as unclear as other ones. There is no concept. In...

Thank you for the reminder. The paper wants to specify: Instead to say: If somebody has died from covid-19, he has lost his life. They now say: If somebody has died from covid-19, he has lost 11.8 years (on average). 11.8 years, if I am allowed mix the numbers of women and men. They make even...

Maybe a riddle A difference to Germany (early tracing, lockdown) displays Sweden (no lockdown, and somehow soft measures): new cases (absolute, not per any testing unit) new deaths (positive for covid-19) Whereas new deaths decline, new cases don´t but hold on at the level. It would be...

estimated R0 for Austria: A lockdown was implemented on march 16th ("16.3").

It´s now 12 days that Germany reopened shops. Until now there is no difference noticible: new cases (absolute, not per testings unit). new deaths (positive for covid-19) When I recall that R0 steeply went down before the lockdown could excert its effect on R0, I feel inclined to say that it...

https://books.google.de/books? "Diverging Paths of Developing in Central Asia." Edited by Özcan, 2017, page with Figure 7: This might match up with NO2 -> lL-6 -> covid-19 in a complex manner.

"Why not so?":bored:

Maybe "there is something in the saliva", preventing transmission?;)

in my personal view this is absolutely no surprise. There is a lack of experience that my positive attitude - which I still had - enabled any recovery.

Thank you, very interesting. (Interestingly in our disease there has also been made - twice I think - an association between mt genetics and symptoms - but not with prevalence or onset. There is no inherent mitochondria dysfunction, everything could be fine again in this respect.)

@Leila - and here in this thread @Michelle, as I just noticed again - posted that recently cases of the Kawaski Syndrom have slightly risen. I too saw it yesterday in TV. In England newborns displayed it. An association with corona comes to mind, but corona tests didn´t confirm it in that...