Fermez les frontières, un nouveau virus apparaît: La COVID-19
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theoutsider
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Ca veut aucunement dire ca? Rester a a maison avec un 2 adultes qui voyagent, rencontre du peuple etc. Dans une semaine je recontre genre 50 personnes juste pour la job. Si c est pas plus, si j avais des kids je les exposerait a ca.
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[ShInGo]
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Même les ligues de garage suspendent leur activité
https://www.tvasports.ca/2020/03/12/la-lhjmq-suspend-ses-activites
https://www.tvasports.ca/2020/03/12/la-lhjmq-suspend-ses-activites
delsolxxxsir
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theoutsider
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Jai officiellement perdu confiance en l'humain.
CDC reports 1,264 coronavirus cases, death tally of 36
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...N20Z2UV?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...N20Z2UV?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook
Spaceman Spiff
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Le monde se plaignait que le forum est mort. Là ils se plaignent qu'il y a trop d'action
SilverViper
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https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...th-rates-are-not-what-they-seem-idUSKBN20Z281
"Calculating mortality rates during a disease epidemic is fraught with pitfalls.
This is in part because the numbers of deaths and patients constantly change. In part it’s because not every single case will be detected - some will be so mild they never get noticed. And in part it’s because there can be a significant time lag between when someone is infected and when or if they die.
“What you can safely say is that if you divide the number of reported deaths by the number of reported cases, you will almost certainly get the wrong answer,” said John Edmunds, a professor at the center for mathematical modeling of infectious diseases at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.
That’s why World Health Organization (WHO) officials - who said last week that 3.4% of the people worldwide confirmed as having been infected with the new coronavirus had died - were careful not to describe that as a mortality rate or death rate.
“In an unfolding epidemic, it can be misleading to look at the naïve estimate of deaths so far divided by cases so far,” said Christl Donnelly, a disease specialist at Oxford University and Imperial College London. “This is due to the delay from the time it takes for individuals to progress from being diagnosed as cases to dying.” "
"Calculating mortality rates during a disease epidemic is fraught with pitfalls.
This is in part because the numbers of deaths and patients constantly change. In part it’s because not every single case will be detected - some will be so mild they never get noticed. And in part it’s because there can be a significant time lag between when someone is infected and when or if they die.
“What you can safely say is that if you divide the number of reported deaths by the number of reported cases, you will almost certainly get the wrong answer,” said John Edmunds, a professor at the center for mathematical modeling of infectious diseases at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.
That’s why World Health Organization (WHO) officials - who said last week that 3.4% of the people worldwide confirmed as having been infected with the new coronavirus had died - were careful not to describe that as a mortality rate or death rate.
“In an unfolding epidemic, it can be misleading to look at the naïve estimate of deaths so far divided by cases so far,” said Christl Donnelly, a disease specialist at Oxford University and Imperial College London. “This is due to the delay from the time it takes for individuals to progress from being diagnosed as cases to dying.” "
SilverViper
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Amateur! Il manque du copy/paste.
Rejjy
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Anyways ç'est une question de jours avant qu'ils shot down tout les écoles du Québec.
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