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I would rephrase as "pro Chinese Communist Party" a supple but key difference for my Chinese friends..Is the propergandist pro Chinese user RedRob still participating in this thread?
Why do you choose advertising sites rather than peer reviewed material?Seems this may get a public run after all, it has been known but shut down for years.
Interesting comment that people with good Vit D do 50% better against all upper respiratory infections, this was proven in the USA to include the flu but the CDC won't have it.
They would rather give everyone a flu jab with an average success rate of between 10% and 30% than suggest they take a Vit D supplement from autumn to spring and get a 50% success rate.............. I wonder why ?
Experts claim those with low vitamin D levels
A new study has found having low levels of a particular vitamin could make people more likely to die from coronavirus. The kicker is: lockdown isn’t helping.
https://www.news.com.au/world/coron...s/news-story/8207fd86200fd4902b25d47990464f6a
Too funny.Who here is surprised?
China deliberately destroyed evidence about start of coronavirus, report says
A research assessment said to be compiled by the ‘Five Eyes’ intelligence alliance of Western states has stated that the Chinese government had deliberately hidden or destroyed evidence about the start of coronavirus in the country.
The document charts how Beijing had initially denied that the disease could be transmitted between humans, silenced or ‘disappeared’ medics who tried to warn of the outbreak, blocked access to international organisations from Wuhan where it originated, and refused to provide live samples to scientists abroad trying to find a vaccine.
The ‘Five Eyes’ intelligence network of the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand has been sharing information on Covid-19
'Silenced or disappeared medics' is an interesting way to say kidnapped and/or murdered whistleblowers.
Is the propergandist pro Chinese user RedRob still participating in this thread? Just a friendly user tip - click on the user name and block them. Easy done.
Rather than pursuing China to allow investigation of the source, an investigation which becomes harder and harder to do as time goes by, it would be better to revamp the constitution of WHO. China is not going to allow outside investigation under any circumstances, so that is a waste of time.
WHO should have an international team within it whose task is to investigate new outbreaks as soon as they happen and it should be mandatory for WHO members to facilitate the work of that task force. Refusing to do so should mean automatic expulsion from WHO. That won't ensure China would allow such investigations in the future, but it would mean expulsion not to do so and would also mean that the world would not be reliant on just a few countries to pursue investigation as is the present case with all the risks associated with intimidation due to their bully boy tactics.
It was a tragedy he died, but he was not the only doctor, and at the time of Li's death some 1716 health workers in China had contracted COVID-19, of which 6 had died.
That's simply untrue.China is not going to allow outside investigation under any circumstances, so that is a waste of time.
The WHO did what they have done many times in response to disease outbreaks, and it's done on a cooperative basis rather than one where they say who does what. The only reason this outbreak is controversial is due to sheer ignorance of the facts.WHO should have an international team within it whose task is to investigate new outbreaks as soon as they happen and it should be mandatory for WHO members to facilitate the work of that task force.
Your post is utter rubbish. I notice you slide more and more with each story towards total propaganda.Too funny.
Sinophobia is alive and well here.
Your reference material is a crock of cobblers.
I ask that those who slight China and the WHO offer actual evidence.
Instead we get a constant steam of conspiracy theorist nonsense and sensationalising rubbish from disinformation peddlers.
It is true that some Wuhan doctors were required to sign our equivalent of non-disclosure agreements so as not to cause fear and panic in the community, but they did actually break Chinese laws relating to their access to information and using social media to spread it. None in Wuhan were jailed, kidnapped or murdered!
Aside from that, similar articles to the one linked above, which are doing the rounds of global right wind media organisations, are mostly factually baseless.
Rather than pursuing China to allow investigation of the source, an investigation which becomes harder and harder to do as time goes by, it would be better to revamp the constitution of WHO. China is not going to allow outside investigation under any circumstances, so that is a waste of time.
WHO should have an international team within it whose task is to investigate new outbreaks as soon as they happen and it should be mandatory for WHO members to facilitate the work of that task force. Refusing to do so should mean automatic expulsion from WHO. That won't ensure China would allow such investigations in the future, but it would mean expulsion not to do so and would also mean that the world would not be reliant on just a few countries to pursue investigation as is the present case with all the risks associated with intimidation due to their bully boy tactics.
Sooner or later the lockdowns must end, as people become more afraid of losing their livelihood than losing their life, or as other overlooked mental and physical costs pile up to the breaking point. In the absence of effective and widespread vaccination, the viral spread can be slowed but not stopped. Singapore, for example, initially did well at containment, but now new cases are appearing. It is possible that Sweden's larger initial wave of infection pulled forward infections that other countries are likely to encounter in subsequent waves as those nations’ lockdowns are inevitably relaxed. Indeed, Dr. Michael Ryan, executive director of the health emergencies program of the World Health Organization, suggested that perhaps Sweden “represents a future model” of what a post-lockdown society might look like.
I suppose it depends on how much this virus weakens the lungs and body. Hearing a lot of blood clots and damaged lungs as a result.As We Mull Leaving Lockdown, Is Sweden Model the Way Forward?
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/a...n_is_sweden_model_the_way_forward_143093.html
That is the crux of it moxjo, we don't know yet if there is a long term effect, we don't even know if you can actually fully recover from it as there has been re infections.I suppose it depends on how much this virus weakens the lungs and body. Hearing a lot of blood clots and damaged lungs as a result.
The longer we can get data the better. At the same time the economy is an important factor as is mental health.
I suppose it depends on how much this virus weakens the lungs and body. Hearing a lot of blood clots and damaged lungs as a result.
The longer we can get data the better. At the same time the economy is an important factor as is mental health.
I hear ya but by the time we have all that data the cure will be worse than the disease re:economy and social impact.I suppose it depends on how much this virus weakens the lungs and body. Hearing a lot of blood clots and damaged lungs as a result.
The longer we can get data the better. At the same time the economy is an important factor as is mental health.
IMO it is just great there were no knee jerk reactions and a technically driven response was enacted, despite constant media pressure during the early phase.Australia has been particularly successful at rapidly reducing the number of new infections. This analysis examines how we did it.
One hundred days of the coronavirus crisis
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-05...coronavirus-crisis-in-australia/12197884?nw=0
IMO it is just great there were no knee jerk reactions and a technically driven response was enacted, despite constant media pressure during the early phase.
The Ruby Princess was a disaster, I wonder who's ar$e ended up in a sling over that oneIt's one way of looking at history I suppose Trawler;
The first positive test result on the 'Diamond Princess' was Feb 1 three days later it was Quarantined in Yokohama.... The Ruby Princess disgorged it infected passangers at Circular Key on Thursday 19 of March...
I'll take the wheel on the next country drive hey Trawler; The Roo's don't usually give me six weeks + notice.
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