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Dr. Janine St. Bernard: "we do not believe that there are persons out there, with COVID that we're not aware of."
redmanjp wrote:paid_influencer wrote:Gladiator wrote:Went to the grocery yesterday and merchandisers busy packing all the shelves. Not one person was wearing a mask. I don't think that people getting the idea. Old people also making they grocery and wearing no masks...
I just leaving this here and going. It is a New Zealand government document:
https://www.health.govt.nz/system/files ... 6-2020.pdf
also the MoH in the press conference today sent out some guidelines for cloth mask use. People are not suppose to sneeze or cough in their mask. You are supposed to take off your mask and sneeze or cough into your elbow.
so i'm supposed to hold back ah sneeze, take off the mask then sneeze? a cough maybe but i doh know of anyone who cud hold back a sneeze
Gladiator wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:sMASH wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:sMASH wrote:i say, bring on herd immunity. let it pass tru,
Have you seen what happened in New York hospitals?
yes. we got all our undetected infections via the carnival episode. what ever there was, first wave, second wave third wave, already went through the population from that time. by the time they started lock down, it was already swimming from persons to persons. the criteria for testing was restricted to only flight history or the primary contact of that person if they very symptomatic.
because of our late lock down we more or less did what sweden did, just we did not test widely, we stuck our heads in the sand.
now after a good while, a month or more, they NOWWWWW want to test the population with survelance testing. what they should do i antibody testing to see who had HAD it, if they want to know.
thats my script. we already got it, and we can reopen the internal business. leave borders closed.
govt script is, 116 cases, 8 deaths no new cases for the longest while, most cases discharging. their story means that we practically didnt get it. thier data makes it even more logical to reopen cause it says we didnt get it.
This definitely did not happen, otherwise our hospitals would have been overwhelmed by now.
What happened was we and most of the Caribbean locked down early after seeing what happened in the US.
Carnival did not bring Covid here, if it did we would have seen a huge peak in cases late March.
If the travellers who arrived the week before the border closed you'd see a huge number of cases end of April. We did not.
We got away, at most 1% of our population has immunity due to having it already. At most. We're very susceptible to a huge real first wave.
The current behaviour I'm seeing, if anyone of these idiots has Covid-19 and it starts rapidly spreading through out the community, expect to see a surge mid to end of June.
Trinis you have dissappointed me, wear allyuh freaking masks it's not a joke.
Went to the grocery yesterday and merchandisers busy packing all the shelves. Not one person was wearing a mask. I don't think that people getting the idea. Old people also making they grocery and wearing no masks...
pugboy wrote:yes let the snat fall in the ground instead of collecting in the warm moist mask where germs proliferate bestredmanjp wrote:paid_influencer wrote:Gladiator wrote:Went to the grocery yesterday and merchandisers busy packing all the shelves. Not one person was wearing a mask. I don't think that people getting the idea. Old people also making they grocery and wearing no masks...
I just leaving this here and going. It is a New Zealand government document:
https://www.health.govt.nz/system/files ... 6-2020.pdf
also the MoH in the press conference today sent out some guidelines for cloth mask use. People are not suppose to sneeze or cough in their mask. You are supposed to take off your mask and sneeze or cough into your elbow.
so i'm supposed to hold back ah sneeze, take off the mask then sneeze? a cough maybe but i doh know of anyone who cud hold back a sneeze
aaron17 wrote:I passed Couva hospital in early periods of covid in march and it had tents too...soMaxPower wrote:Friends,
Something going on in Mt. Hope?
Dunno if true...
sMASH wrote:at the end of the day, we did see an uptick in respiratory deaths, but not as much as other countries, cause i most likely our hot weather is staving it more than the temperate climates.
Studies on SARS-CoV virus indicates a preference for moderate temperatures and humidity for transmission survival. The preferred environment is an air conditioned space.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:sMASH wrote:at the end of the day, we did see an uptick in respiratory deaths, but not as much as other countries, cause i most likely our hot weather is staving it more than the temperate climates.
What temperature it has to be outside to kill the virus?
The average normal internal body temperature is generally 98.6°F (37°C)
Strugglerzinc wrote:aaron17 wrote:I passed Couva hospital in early periods of covid in march and it had tents too...soMaxPower wrote:Friends,
Something going on in Mt. Hope?
Dunno if true...
Probably just regular clinics. My parents go both Mt Hope and San Do and this is normal. Not many actually getting to see any Dr though, just extend prescriptions or re-schedule clinic dates outside in the tents or waiting areas.
aaron17 wrote:Can someone explain why we cannot sneeze or cough while wearing a mask?
I thought the mask was to reduce droplet spread.
paid_influencer wrote:good TV6 video on mask wearing while exercising
https://www.tv6tnt.com/news/7pmnews/drs ... ium=social
Ben_spanna wrote:paid_influencer wrote:good TV6 video on mask wearing while exercising
https://www.tv6tnt.com/news/7pmnews/drs ... ium=social
if you can’t breathe while you exercise with a mask ON then stay da vfuk in your own house and exercise , don’t go out and due to your nasty selfish desire to exercise put everyone around you at risk.
If you see dem krunts around this afternoon exercising with No mask on, fr1gg1ng inconsiderate pl1cks....
so ur saying covid is airborne? and, the face cloth doesnt have room for garlic and vinegar... guess u can spray on some fbreeze to substitute the flowers. btw, garlic and vinegar does have some antiseptic properties... so,,, guess its step ahead of a face cloth...maj. tom wrote:lol yuh hadda fill the beak with garlic and flowers and a vinegar soaked sponge.
made sense at the time because they thought sickness was due to miasma or "bad air." Which was completely wrong eh?
sMASH wrote:a piece of cloth, in front ur face, will stop virus particles.
makes as much sense as
Dohplaydat wrote:Sigh when will you backsides realize even a piece of single ply toilet paper decreases your risk of transmission to others if you're asymptomatic. This isn't to protect yourself it's meant to reduce the spread of the virus to others.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-0843-2
redmanjp wrote:mt hope certified to test for covid?
Vitamin D Determines Severity in COVID-19: Researchers Urge Government to Change Advice
By TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN MAY 13, 2020
Trinity College Dublin researchers point to changes in government advice in Wales, England and Scotland.
Researchers from Trinity College Dublin are calling on the government in Ireland to change recommendations for vitamin D supplements.
A new publication from Dr. Eamon Laird and Professor Rose Anne Kenny, School of Medicine, and the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA), in collaboration with Professor Jon Rhodes at University of Liverpool, highlights the association between vitamin D levels and mortality from COVID-19.
The authors of the article, just published in the Irish Medical Journal, analyzed all European adult population studies, completed since 1999, which measured vitamin D and compared vitamin D and death rates from COVID-19.
Vitamin D is produced in the skin from UVB sunlight exposure and is transported to the liver and then the kidney where it is changed into an active hormone that increases calcium transport from food in the gut and ensures calcium is adequate to keep the skeleton strong and free of osteoporosis.
Related: Vitamin D Linked to Low Coronavirus Death Rate
But vitamin D can also support the immune system through a number of immune pathways involved in fighting SARS-CoV-2. Many recent studies confirm the pivotal role of vitamin D in viral infections.
This study shows that, counter intuitively, countries at lower latitude and typically sunny countries, such as Spain and Northern Italy, had low concentrations of vitamin D and high rates of vitamin D deficiency. These countries also experienced the highest infection and death rates in Europe.
The northern latitude countries of Norway, Finland, and Sweden, have higher vitamin D levels despite less UVB sunlight exposure, because supplementation and fortification of foods is more common. These Nordic countries have lower COVID-19 infection and death rates. The correlation between low vitamin D levels and death from COVID-19 is statistically significant.
The authors propose that, whereas optimizing vitamin D levels will certainly benefit bone and muscle health, the data suggests that it is also likely to reduce serious COVID-19 complications. This may be because vitamin D is important in regulation and suppression of the inflammatory cytokine response, which causes the severe consequences of COVID-19 and ‘acute respiratory distress syndrome’ associated with ventilation and death.
Professor Rose Anne Kenny said:
“In England, Scotland and Wales, public health bodies have revised recommendations since the COVID-19 outbreak. Recommendations now state that all adults should take at least 400 IU vitamin D daily. Whereas there are currently no results from randomized controlled trials to conclusively prove that vitamin D beneficially affects COVID-19 outcomes, there is strong circumstantial evidence of associations between vitamin D and the severity of COVID-19 responses, including death.”
“This study further confirms this association. We call on the Irish government to update guidelines as a matter of urgency and encourage all adults to take supplements during the COVID-19 crisis. Deficiency is frequent in Ireland. Deficiency is most prevalent with age, obesity, in men, in ethnic minorities, in people with diabetes, hypertension and in nursing homes.”
Dr. Eamon Laird added:
“Here we see observational evidence of a link of vitamin D with mortality. Optimizing vitamin D intake to public health guidelines will certainly have benefits for overall health and support immune function. Research like this is still exploratory and we need further trials to have concrete evidence on the level of vitamin D that is needed for optimal immune function. However, studies like this also remind us how low our vitamin D status is in the population (even in sunny countries) and adds further weight to some sort of mandatory vitamin D fortification policy. If the Nordic countries are allowed to do this, there is no reason Ireland, the UK or rest of Europe can’t either.”
Reference: “Vitamin D and Inflammation: Potential Implications for Severity of Covid-19” by E. Laird, J. Rhodes and R.A. Kenny, 11 May 2020, Irish Medical Journal.
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