Fermez les frontières, un nouveau virus apparaît: La COVID-19

En 32 il y a eu une série de catastrophe naturel qui a failli crissé les provinces de l'ouest en faillite.

Quebec et Ontario le secteur manufacturier revenait tranquillement
 
didn't think of anything strange from the begining, however I have to admit

1. Kills the old and the feeble of the population, which is the less productive and costs governments the most
2. Kids, so the next generation of slaves, oups I mean people, are not impacted much by the virus
3. The other part of the population that is much less impacted, are mostly males.... hmm need those woman right...
4. Even tough it's not very damaging for most people that get it, it's extremely virulent, a good quality for targeting specific type of populations
5. No reason to think of any "conspiracy" as it came from the same place where other viruses come from and will continue to do so,....

so yeah, probably I'm starting to lose my mind home, and in now way I say I believe the above, but I can't deny the coincidence and how convenient this for some very powerful people/institutions
 
-OG- said:
Moi 3h de char chercher mon vélo...

Je vais aller le chercher au cas où la shop ferme ses portes pour un bout...

In and out


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Je t’ai dit tantôt que je peux aller te le chercher...
 
m_falafel said:
Quoi?! Wtf que le Canada a dépassé le Japon!!!!
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Le Japon test pratiquement pas, aussi, ils sont A1 sur l’urgence sanitaire. Le gouvernement voulait faire bonne figure avec les jeux de Tokyo


D’ailleurs, l’état de Ny commence a arrêter de tester lol.... ils ont besoin du personnel de test pour essayer de soigner du monde
 
Jeremi01 said:
Le Japon test pratiquement pas, aussi, ils sont A1 sur l’urgence sanitaire. Le gouvernement voulait faire bonne figure avec les jeux de Tokyo


D’ailleurs, l’état de Ny commence a arrêter de tester lol.... ils ont besoin du personnel de test pour essayer de soigner du monde
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Sa va ben aller tantôt lol
 
Si j'étais le Japon, avec l'age et la densité de la population, je ne perdrait pas de temps à tester non plus, et j'irais en isolement sauvage et brutal ASAP.

Tant qu'aux USA, on voyait tous la vague s'en venir, mais ça va être pire que pire !!! Je leur prédis une très très très mauvaise blague autour du 1er Avril !
Va falloir surveiller ça.
 
from health Canada :

No scientific evidence that ibuprofen worsens COVID-19 symptoms
Report a Concern
Starting date:March 20, 2020Type of communication:Information UpdateSubcategory DrugsSource of recall:Health CanadaIssue:Important Safety InformationAudience:General Public, Healthcare ProfessionalsIdentification number:RA-72633

Last updated: 2020-03-20
March 20, 2020
For immediate release

Summary
Product: Ibuprofen and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs).
Issue: We are aware of reports, including on social media, that reference safety issues with the use of ibuprofen in COVID-19 cases. There is no scientific evidence that establishes a link between ibuprofen and the worsening of COVID-19 symptoms.
What to do: If you have symptoms of COVID-19, speak with your healthcare provider regarding the most appropriate health products for the treatment of fever or pain. If you are currently taking ibuprofen, especially for a chronic illness, do not stop taking your medication.

OTTAWA – Health Canada is aware of reports, including on social media, that reference safety issues with the use of ibuprofen in COVID-19 cases. There is no scientific evidence that establishes a link between ibuprofen, or other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), and the worsening of COVID-19 symptoms. The Government of Canada is monitoring the situation closely, including reviewing new information and reports as they become available, and will take the appropriate action to help protect the health and safety of Canadians.

Some reports have suggested that there are risks of using ibuprofen to treat symptoms of infection. In August 2019, Health Canada initiated a safety review of ibuprofen and the risk of certain serious bacterial infections in children with chicken pox, and has recently concluded there was no link. A summary of this review is expected to be published shortly.

When choosing a fever or pain relief medication for COVID-19, patients and healthcare professionals should consider all available treatment options, including acetaminophen and other NSAIDs. Each product has its own benefits and risks, listed in the product labelling.

Ibuprofen is an NSAID used for pain and fever relief, and to reduce inflammation. The majority of ibuprofen products in Canada are available over-the-counter (e.g., Advil and Motrin). NSAIDs, as with acetaminophen, may mask the usual signs and symptoms of an infection. Patients should consult with their healthcare professional if symptoms persist.

It is important to note that Canadians who currently use any NSAIDs (such as ibuprofen and naproxen) to treat their chronic diseases should not stop their treatment and should speak to their healthcare professional if they have any questions about changing medications.

Report any health product adverse events or complaints to Health Canada.
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quelque avait caller il y a 1 mois qui aurrai pas asser mask pour faire face a la pandemic.

aujourdhui c est fait. les hopitaux american on plus de stocks.
 
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