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  1. spinoza577

    Coronavirus - worldwide spread and control

    I am sorry for myself here, but the prevalence is low. I will keep an eye on this issue. Thanks for your input.
  2. spinoza577

    Coronavirus - worldwide spread and control

    No, this is not already clear. Clear may be that many more have just now died, but to look at only one or two months doesn´t give any clue, as they may have died anyway in the next half year or so (and listening to forensics, this is not unlikely). When lifting the lockdown, other countries...
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    Coronavirus - worldwide spread and control

    In TV the mathematician Meyer-Herrmann (?) said R0 is based on official numbers of positive cases, in each model. But these are not representative, and therefore only one instrument to get some truth. No surprise that no consent is seen across experts and the world. It would be better to admit...
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    Coronavirus - worldwide spread and control

    This last one was my question, not how accurate the test itself is. The test is considered to be accurate, which probably was good luck (which the inventer Drosten had here). So an accurate test is applied to a certain number of people, but for practical reasons (to stop spread, monitoring)...
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    Coronavirus - worldwide spread and control

    Are there empirical data that this happens with all infections? E.g. for common colds? Or do common colds after a while stop to spread (and may turn up later, usually in autumns)? An example: Newtons law of gravity applies a certain mathematical relationship. By no means does this law...
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    Coronavirus - worldwide spread and control

    Thank you, very interesting. Are the measures in the different parts of the UK the same? (As all Non-England parts already went down.) For a general assessment, of course, the graphs needed to be compared with other excess mortalities, (as steeply achieved hights usually happen with the flue...
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    Coronavirus - worldwide spread and control

    @Snow Leopard Two different sources of covid-19 deaths in Sweden, the first (official) one may be the more accurate one, but will be updated again (for the last days). I don´t think that it is likely that the reported numbers in a country like Sweden are wrong. I have a question: Who says...
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    Coronavirus - worldwide spread and control

    But the number of corona-deaths reflect only people who have died AND have been tested positive. To estimate if they really died from corona or if they would have died anyway can only be decided from excess mortality within some time frame, say 6 months or a year or so. The current number of...
  9. spinoza577

    Coronavirus - worldwide spread and control

    I didn´t provide a link (which is my fault). It´s from Epidemiogische Bulletin 16/2020 (an RKI=CDC puplication). In my view their communication is a disaster, probably they themselves don´t really know what´s they should think. This is to some degree understandable, as the situation is complex...
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    The importance of contextual aspects in the care for patients with functional somatic symptoms, 2020, Gol et al

    At least they managed to release it in a journal with a halfway appropriate title: Medical Hypothesis. ... no, even not this:
  11. spinoza577

    Coronavirus - worldwide spread and control

    What the real rate of infection is currently unknown, the official numbers are done for practical purpose, and are not in any sense representative. In Gangelt, Germany, past infection has been estimated to be 15 or even 20%. Death rate was - so far - 0.37% (with 15%). I don´t consider myself to...
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    Coronavirus - worldwide spread and control

    from the following interview with Swedish professor Johan Giesicke Swedens policy is quite similar to the original one in the UK. the goal for the Swedish is to protect vulnerable people, herd immunity is a byproduct. Icus´s have been tripled. number of death will decrease b/c of immunity and...
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    Human Herpesvirus-6 Reactivation, Mitochondrial Fragmentation, and the Coordination of Antiviral and Metabolic Phenotypes in ME/CFS - 2020 - Schreiner

    I really dare to say: My dream yesterday, I hardly can remember, but at some point it really got that terrible that I sweated all over - when I woke up. Already with dreams there is no intrinsic feeling that distinguish teh dream from reality, there is no sign, no light, no degree, no nothing...
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    Human Herpesvirus-6 Reactivation, Mitochondrial Fragmentation, and the Coordination of Antiviral and Metabolic Phenotypes in ME/CFS - 2020 - Schreiner

    I completely agree that there is no good reasoning: Why do people feel weak? ... EASY ANSWERE: ... Because there is no energy. How can we measure any ATP? ... EASY PROCEDURE: ... We take blood cells. How does this go together? ... IMPLICIT SUGGESTION: ... It´s simply all the same. Popular ideas...
  15. spinoza577

    Coronavirus - worldwide spread and control

    How effective is the lockdown? R0 estimated for Germany: 3. 23. - Lockdown 3. 16. - Schools closed and some other measures 3. 09. - Large gatherings forbidden. (R0 went down even before this should have been able to succeed)
  16. spinoza577

    Coronavirus - worldwide spread and control

    In most countries it was, as far as I have seen. A board form "facts about covid-19" a-swiss-doctor-on-covid-19 the graph is a bit difficult to perceive, but it seems that mortality was rather a bit high (like in the Netherland). I tried to find a statistic about Belgium, but I couldn´t find...
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    Human Herpesvirus-6 Reactivation, Mitochondrial Fragmentation, and the Coordination of Antiviral and Metabolic Phenotypes in ME/CFS - 2020 - Schreiner

    The abstract looks a bit like the Meas papers, almost full of wishful thinking. Nevertheless I would be interested especially in this: dUTPase would be a common with Ebstein-Barr virus, whatever this further might say. Then SOD2 = MnSOD, why is it inhibited? I personally have progredient...
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    Metabolomics in Central Sensitivity Syndromes : Miller, Saona, Hackshaw Apr 2020

    Very interesting. In the conclusion they make an assessment on this sort of result:
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