Fermez les frontières, un nouveau virus apparaît: La COVID-19 & Global Pandemic official thread
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theoutsider
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theoutsider
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Je te taquine man, honnetement, j'ai pas d'opinion la dessus, mais ca me suprendrait pas du tout que la verité soit faussée par la Chine (j'espere que Hm sera pas choqué).
SilverViper
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Pendant ce temps-là, 10 000 morts causés par la grippe SEULEMENT AUX USA: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/03/the...cross-us-as-world-frets-over-coronavirus.html
Mais ça, personne n'en parle parce qu'on aime bien mieux capoter avec des "fake news" annonçant l'apocalypse...
Mais ça, personne n'en parle parce qu'on aime bien mieux capoter avec des "fake news" annonçant l'apocalypse...
SilverViper
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Théoriquement, on devrait aussi le faire. Mais parce que les gens trouveraient ça ridicule et que ce serait très mauvais pour l'économie, on ne le fait pas. Mais la réalité, c'est que ça tue plein de gens et que la majorité ne prend même pas la peine de se faire vacciner pour empêcher les pandémies annuelles.
SilverViper
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Désolé mais oui la grippe peut tuer des gens de 34 ans. On ne parle pas d'une "grippe d'homme" ici (lire rhume) mais de l'influenza.
SilverViper
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Oui.
"The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates there were a record-high 79,400 flu deathsTrusted Source in the United States in the 2017-2018 season.
However, it’s difficult to accurately track how many cases of the flu each year lead to death from complications. States aren’t required to report flu diagnoses in adults to the CDC, so it’s likely that adult deaths associated with flu go under-reported.
What’s more, adults don’t often get tested for flu when they’re sick, but instead get diagnosed with an associated condition."
SilverViper
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T'es pire que sur le thread du CH toi:
https://www.health.com/condition/cold-flu-sinus/how-do-you-die-from-flu
"And yes, there are also deaths, including among adults and children who otherwise seemed healthy, sometimes shortly after developing symptoms, according to accounts from their families and health officials. Among eight flu-related deaths in San Diego, for example, was a 32-year-old man without any medical issues.
Last year, Michael Messenger, 12, died just days after a rapid flu test at an urgent care center came back negative. Katharine Gallagher, 27, died five days after leaving work early with flu symptoms, which progressed to severe acute bronchial pneumonia. It’s all more than a little frightening."
Rejjy
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Tu bois au moins 3 bouteilles d'alcool a friction 90% , ça stérilise tout l'intérieur de ton corps drette sul coup ,
j't'el dis , essaye ça.
Rejjy
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Ça c'est péventif ,
bois en tout de suite svp , au moins une bouteille , 2 encore mieux dans ton cas ,
apres, impossible d'attraper le coronavisrus.
Ya trop d'attardé ici qui devrait s'informer plus avant de se prononcer.
nCov ne compare pas du tout a influenza.
nCov cause fievre + pneumonie + fatigue + nausé vomit + diarrhea.
les symptomes de nCov sont systematique comme nommer en haut.
les symptomes de influenza peut etre tres variable mais tres tres rarement avec le full package de nCov,
garder en memoire le mot pneumonie, cest pas une simple grippe un pneumonie cest tres dangereux. Je prendrai h1n1 anyday of the week.
Les patients nCov avec poumon affaibli ont besoin de respirer de l'oxygen pur pour survivre / recover.
Souvent ca laisse des sequelles, tes poumons poussent des fibres permanent...
Fuck ta comparaison de l'influenza,.
Btw si tu crois encore aux chiffre officiel de Chine, assume toi aussi que tes aussi brainwashed par CCP.
Source de reference: Famille de Xianning, a Hubei province.
nCov ne compare pas du tout a influenza.
nCov cause fievre + pneumonie + fatigue + nausé vomit + diarrhea.
les symptomes de nCov sont systematique comme nommer en haut.
les symptomes de influenza peut etre tres variable mais tres tres rarement avec le full package de nCov,
garder en memoire le mot pneumonie, cest pas une simple grippe un pneumonie cest tres dangereux. Je prendrai h1n1 anyday of the week.
Les patients nCov avec poumon affaibli ont besoin de respirer de l'oxygen pur pour survivre / recover.
Souvent ca laisse des sequelles, tes poumons poussent des fibres permanent...
Fuck ta comparaison de l'influenza,.
Btw si tu crois encore aux chiffre officiel de Chine, assume toi aussi que tes aussi brainwashed par CCP.
Source de reference: Famille de Xianning, a Hubei province.
SilverViper
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Si tu te bases là-dessus comme source de référence, c'est toi l'attardé ici et pas nous. BTW, personne ici n'a comparé les symptômes du coronavirus avec l'influenza. Aucun rapport.
MrSpace
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Deux clusters hors de Chine
Singapour et maintenant Lyon/Grenoble en France... Un British qui est arrivé de Singapour
Donc là on a un cas de contagion par des gens qui n'ont aucun rapport avec quelqu'un qui a visité la Chine.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-51425702
Singapour et maintenant Lyon/Grenoble en France... Un British qui est arrivé de Singapour
Donc là on a un cas de contagion par des gens qui n'ont aucun rapport avec quelqu'un qui a visité la Chine.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-51425702
SilverViper
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En passant, tu devrais envoyer tes infos aux spécialistes de l'Organisation mondiale de la santé qui semblent employer beaucoup "d'attardés" aussi. Ils comparent même le 2019-nCoV, attention mesdames et messieurs, au rhume!!
https://www.who.int/news-room/q-a-detail/q-a-coronaviruses
"What's the difference between illness caused by 2019-nCoV infection, the flu or a cold?
People with 2019-nCoV infection, the flu, or a cold typically develop respiratory symptoms such as fever, cough and runny nose. Even though many symptoms are alike, they are caused by different viruses. Because of their similarities, it can be difficult to identify the disease based on symptoms alone. That’s why laboratory tests are required to confirm if someone has 2019-nCoV.
As always, WHO recommends that people who have cough, fever and difficulty breathing should seek medical care early. Patients should inform health care providers if they have travelled in the 14 days before they developed symptoms, or if they have been in close contact with someone with who has been sick with respiratory symptoms."
Sérieusement, tous les "exaltés" devraient lire au moins le Q&A de l'OMS sur les coronavirus avant de poster des niaiseries ici.
SilverViper
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Selon l'OMS:
"Can humans become infected with the 2019-nCoV from an animal source?
Detailed investigations found that SARS-CoV was transmitted from civet cats to humans in China in 2002 and MERS-CoV from dromedary camels to humans in Saudi Arabia in 2012. Several known coronaviruses are circulating in animals that have not yet infected humans. As surveillance improves around the world, more coronaviruses are likely to be identified
The animal source of the 2019-nCoV has not yet been identified. This does not mean you can catch 2019-nCoV from any animal or from your pet. It’s likely that an animal source from a live animal market in China was responsible for some of the first reported human infections. To protect yourself, when visiting live animal markets, avoid direct unprotected contact with live animals and surfaces in contact with animals.
The consumption of raw or undercooked animal products should be avoided. Raw meat, milk or animal organs should be handled with care, to avoid cross-contamination with uncooked foods, as per good food safety practices."
Les poissons ou fruits de mer ne semblent avoir aucun lien:
https://www.who.int/health-topics/c...from-animals-to-humans-in-live-animal-markets
m_falafel
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Breaking: Aerosol transmission. C’est la raison pour laquelle même les cas asymptomatiques sont contagieux. Simplement respirer la même air dans la même pièce peut transmettre la maladie. Donc pas besoin que quelqu’un éternue ou tousse à côté de toi...
https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202002/08/WS5e3e7d97a310128217275fc3.html
Confirmed transmission routes of the novel coronavirus include direct transmission, contact transmission and aerosol transmission, a Shanghai official said on Saturday.
“A erosol transmission refers to the mixing of the virus with droplets in the air to form aerosols, which causes infection after inhalqation, according to medical experts,” said Zeng Qun, deputy head of the Shanghai Civil Affairs Bureau.
“As such, we have called on the public to raise their awareness of the prevention and control of the disease caused by family gatherings,” said Zeng during at a daily media briefing by the municipal government regarding efforts to contain the spread of the virus.
Experts explained that direct transmission refers to infection caused by inhalation of air close to a patient who sneezes and coughs, while contact transmission occurs when a person touches an object tainted with droplets containing the virus before infecting himself through subsequent contact with the membranes of his mouth, nose and eyes.
The government has urged residents to avoid gatherings, open windows to help with ventilation, practice good personal hygiene and regularly disinfect their homes, especially areas like door handles, dinner tables and toilet seats.
https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202002/08/WS5e3e7d97a310128217275fc3.html
Confirmed transmission routes of the novel coronavirus include direct transmission, contact transmission and aerosol transmission, a Shanghai official said on Saturday.
“A erosol transmission refers to the mixing of the virus with droplets in the air to form aerosols, which causes infection after inhalqation, according to medical experts,” said Zeng Qun, deputy head of the Shanghai Civil Affairs Bureau.
“As such, we have called on the public to raise their awareness of the prevention and control of the disease caused by family gatherings,” said Zeng during at a daily media briefing by the municipal government regarding efforts to contain the spread of the virus.
Experts explained that direct transmission refers to infection caused by inhalation of air close to a patient who sneezes and coughs, while contact transmission occurs when a person touches an object tainted with droplets containing the virus before infecting himself through subsequent contact with the membranes of his mouth, nose and eyes.
The government has urged residents to avoid gatherings, open windows to help with ventilation, practice good personal hygiene and regularly disinfect their homes, especially areas like door handles, dinner tables and toilet seats.