pedrodelavega wrote:
What the science currently:
Stop taking advantage of this word, you are not the custodian of it, with the heartbreaking emanation of your IQ, you should refrain from it.
pedrodelavega wrote:
What the science currently:
up:robob wrote:The government provides a graphic zoli: https://www.gouvernement.fr/info-corona ... et-donnees
Unfortunately, it's dynamic so no way to paste the curve on Econology, except to take a hosted image copy.
So you go to the site by clicking on the link.
You click on "new hospitalized patients" on the left and, it's magic, you see the curve for new hospitalized patients (below):
At the time of writing, the curve is 02/10/2020: since 16/09, the curve is bell or at best flat for France.
You can always on the same link choose a region, for example Marseilles where there is controversy over the liberticidal and anti-economic decisions of the government and you will notice that the curve is frankly in bell since the beginning of September.
Finally listening to real epidemiologists, it's not too earlyAdrien (ex-nico239) wrote:Everyone is worried for the next few weeks especially if Catherine Hill is right, let's hope not
"The search for contacts pedal in a vacuum. We are missing the point, the scale of the epidemic. The only solution is to massively test the population. As long as we do not make this decision, we will have to live. with this virus and if we continue to take very marginal measures, like no one outside between 21 p.m. and 6 a.m., this will reduce traffic by 5% ", assures Catherine Hill. "The situation is frankly bad", concludes the epidemiologist. https://www.francetvinfo.fr/sante/malad ... 42497.html
izentrop wrote:Finally listening to real epidemiologists, it's not too earlyAdrien (ex-nico239) wrote:Everyone is worried for the next few weeks especially if Catherine Hill is right, let's hope not"The search for contacts pedal in a vacuum. We are missing the point, the scale of the epidemic. The only solution is to massively test the population. As long as we do not make this decision, we will have to live. with this virus and if we continue to take very marginal measures, like no one outside between 21 p.m. and 6 a.m., this will reduce traffic by 5% ", assures Catherine Hill. "The situation is frankly bad", concludes the epidemiologist. https://www.francetvinfo.fr/sante/malad ... 42497.html
What prediction?Adrien (ex-nico239) wrote:We just have to wait for his prediction to come true.
Ineffective, which does not prevent you from continuing to promote it.“I must say that since the month of January, all your statements have, unfortunately for you and for all of us, turned out to be false: -The three Chinese patients who should not worry us… - It will be a flu. - The comparison with scooter accidents that would kill more… - The risk of a second wave is a fantasy. - There will be no more cases from August. - Hydroxychloroquine combined with azithromycin solved the problem, the game is over. - It is not necessary, and even it is not ethical to carry out comparative clinical trials to validate your intuition of effectiveness and good tolerance of the treatment that you have proposed, which has nevertheless proved to be notoriously ineffective . "
"So, please stop talking about all your stupidities that are so damaging to society, to patients, to medicine and to science!" Let the professionals do their job and stop playing smart. " https://www.maxisciences.com/sante/didi ... 44876.html
You would do well to revise your comments and listen to the experts.vetuslignum wrote:For weeks, you have been told that HCQ has an antiviral effect at the very beginning of infection, combined with AZI and / or zinc, and an anti-inflammatory (immunomodulatory) effect in the middle stage.
izentrop wrote:What prediction?Adrien (ex-nico239) wrote:We just have to wait for his prediction to come true.
izentrop wrote:The comparison with scooter accidents that would kill more
izentrop wrote:It will be a grippette
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