La grèce semble un bon exemple. Ils sont entourés de pays à problèmes et ont entend pas parler d'eux tellement.
Le Mexique 0 fuck given la bas et j'ai rien vu que ça tombe comme des mouches la bas.
Fermez les frontières, un nouveau virus apparaît: La COVID-19
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La grèce semble un bon exemple. Ils sont entourés de pays à problèmes et ont entend pas parler d'eux tellement.
Le Mexique 0 fuck given la bas et j'ai rien vu que ça tombe comme des mouches la bas.
SilverViper
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Pas les locaux. Il y a une sorte d'immunisation naturelle contre la malaria. Ils ne prennent pas de médication à moins de tomber malade. Par ailleurs, la chloroquine n'est même plus utilisée contre la malaria dans la majorité des pays touchés par la malaria anyway.
MrSpace
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Gregster
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No real changes in Ontario today case wise
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BoxsterBoy
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En fait, au niveau de l'hygiène, c'est différent. Les Indiens sont très, très propres de leur personne, ce sont les lieux qui laissent à désirer et souvent, par manque de ressource. Les Indiens ne sont pas dégueulasse au niveau des animaux et ont de très bonnes valeurs envers eux...
Deux peuples complètement différents.
SUBARU_WRX_STi
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Floride il fesait 27 il ya 2 semaines et il faut encore plus chaud encore maitenant
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La Grèce est à une épidémie de faire bankrupt....
MrSpace
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Check la meteo
Même 27 pendant 2h le jour c'est rien
Je parle de 30+ constant
anyway time will tell.
PsychoBandito
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SUBARU_WRX_STi
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Ils devraient faire un vrai lockdown de tout pendant quelques semaines comme au Panama.Ca devrait aider.
Il ya trop de cons qui prenent ca a la legere(les esti de juifs avec leurs party/marriages, les calise de bommers et les cons qui font de la fondue chinoises en groupe) a cause de ca on va etre pogner a scrapper lannee au complet en confinement.
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Il ya trop de cons qui prenent ca a la legere(les esti de juifs avec leurs party/marriages, les calise de bommers et les cons qui font de la fondue chinoises en groupe) a cause de ca on va etre pogner a scrapper lannee au complet en confinement.
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hondaccord
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shhhhuuttt ! des clowns vont "sneaker" là-bas
m_falafel
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Drug patents don’t last that long. It’s about 15 years. Chloroquine is on the market since 1949 IIRC. The fact that it is not under patent means that any pharmaceutical company can produce it, which drives the price way way down. And that is why big pharma don’t want it to be THE drug that cures Covid. They’d like it to be another newer drug that is still under patent because that would mean almost infinite profit.
Spaceman Spiff
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Le Holland Tunnel vers New York à l'heure de pointe.
m_falafel
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C’est bizarre je me suis fait traiter de fou pour avoir dit la même chose ici plusieurs fois. Comme quoi je comprenais pas le principe des aerosols et tout. J’dois pas être si cave que ça finalement :dunno:
https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/02/health/aerosol-coronavirus-spread-white-house-letter/index.html
CNN)A prestigious scientific panel told the White House Wednesday night that research shows coronavirus can be spread not just by sneezes or coughs, but also just by talking, or possibly even just breathing.
"While the current [coronavirus] specific research is limited, the results of available studies are consistent with aerosolization of virus from normal breathing," according to the letter, written by Dr. Harvey Fineberg, chairman of a committee with the National Academy of Sciences.
Fineberg told CNN that he will wear start wearing a mask when he goes to the grocery store.
"I'm not going to wear a surgical mask, because clinicians need those," said Fineberg, former dean of the Harvard School of Public Health. "But I have a nice western-style bandana I might wear. Or I have a balaclava. I have some pretty nice options."
Dr. Anthony Fauci, a key member of the White House's coronavirus task force, told CNN Tuesday that the idea of recommending broad use of masks in the US to prevent the spread of coronavirus is under "very active discussion" by the group.
Fineberg, chair of the NAS' Standing Committee on Emerging Infectious Diseases and 21st Century Health Threats, said his letter was sent Wednesday evening in response to a query from Kelvin Droegemeier with the Office of Science and Technology Policy at the White House.
"This letter responds to your question concerning the possibility that [coronavirus] could be spread by conversation, in addition to sneeze/cough-induced droplets," the letter states. "Currently available research supports the possibility that [coronavirus] could be spread via bioaerosols generated directly by patients' exhalation," it continues.
What you need to know about coronavirus
According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the virus spreads from person to person when people are within about 6 feet of each other "through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes."
Fineberg told CNN this is true, but that research shows that aerosolized droplets produced by talking or possibly even by just breathing can also spread the virus.
His letter explains that research at a hospital in China shows the virus can be suspended in the air when doctors and nurses remove protective gear, or when floors are cleaned, or when staff move around.
Research by the University of Nebraska shows that genetic material from the virus was found in patients' rooms more than 6 feet away from the patients, according to the letter.
Fineberg said it's possible that aerosolized coronavirus droplets can hang in the air and potentially infect someone who walks by later.
He added, however, that coronavirus is not as infectious as measles or tuberculosis.
How long coronavirus lingers in the air depends on several factors, including how much virus an infected individual puts out when breathing or talking, and also on the amount of circulation in the air, he said.
"If you generate an aerosol of the virus with no circulation in a room, it's conceivable that if you walk through later, you could inhale the virus," Fineberg said. "But if you're outside, the breeze will likely disperse it."
https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/02/health/aerosol-coronavirus-spread-white-house-letter/index.html
CNN)A prestigious scientific panel told the White House Wednesday night that research shows coronavirus can be spread not just by sneezes or coughs, but also just by talking, or possibly even just breathing.
"While the current [coronavirus] specific research is limited, the results of available studies are consistent with aerosolization of virus from normal breathing," according to the letter, written by Dr. Harvey Fineberg, chairman of a committee with the National Academy of Sciences.
Fineberg told CNN that he will wear start wearing a mask when he goes to the grocery store.
"I'm not going to wear a surgical mask, because clinicians need those," said Fineberg, former dean of the Harvard School of Public Health. "But I have a nice western-style bandana I might wear. Or I have a balaclava. I have some pretty nice options."
Dr. Anthony Fauci, a key member of the White House's coronavirus task force, told CNN Tuesday that the idea of recommending broad use of masks in the US to prevent the spread of coronavirus is under "very active discussion" by the group.
Fineberg, chair of the NAS' Standing Committee on Emerging Infectious Diseases and 21st Century Health Threats, said his letter was sent Wednesday evening in response to a query from Kelvin Droegemeier with the Office of Science and Technology Policy at the White House.
"This letter responds to your question concerning the possibility that [coronavirus] could be spread by conversation, in addition to sneeze/cough-induced droplets," the letter states. "Currently available research supports the possibility that [coronavirus] could be spread via bioaerosols generated directly by patients' exhalation," it continues.
What you need to know about coronavirus
According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the virus spreads from person to person when people are within about 6 feet of each other "through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes."
Fineberg told CNN this is true, but that research shows that aerosolized droplets produced by talking or possibly even by just breathing can also spread the virus.
His letter explains that research at a hospital in China shows the virus can be suspended in the air when doctors and nurses remove protective gear, or when floors are cleaned, or when staff move around.
Research by the University of Nebraska shows that genetic material from the virus was found in patients' rooms more than 6 feet away from the patients, according to the letter.
Fineberg said it's possible that aerosolized coronavirus droplets can hang in the air and potentially infect someone who walks by later.
He added, however, that coronavirus is not as infectious as measles or tuberculosis.
How long coronavirus lingers in the air depends on several factors, including how much virus an infected individual puts out when breathing or talking, and also on the amount of circulation in the air, he said.
"If you generate an aerosol of the virus with no circulation in a room, it's conceivable that if you walk through later, you could inhale the virus," Fineberg said. "But if you're outside, the breeze will likely disperse it."
SilverViper
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Et ils vont comptabiliser ça comment dans les stats? Parce c'est un décès causé par la Covid-19 en théorie.
BoxsterBoy
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T'en fais pas, quand on ne pense pas comme tout le monde, on est tous traité de cave jusqu'à temps que.....