Pandemic Coronavirus COVID-19: maps, statistics, analyzes and day-to-day information

[ABC2019]

Thank you!

And so a positive PCR test that was not done in a hospital or clinic is not a clinically confirmed case?

And so if this is not the case, knowing that the number of deaths is not variable in the rate, doing ten times more tests will give a statistically significantly correct representation of mortality, according to you? Or is it just an artefact to hide the results of a deplorable management of the health crisis and to try to pass France as a “good student”?

Moreover, when we have 50 tests performed in the hospital, how many must be done next to significantly improve the precision of the clinical sample?

Paul's question was about the meaning of "clinically confirmed case" (similarly, what does "clinical examination" mean to you? is it an examination done in a clinic for you?)

I don't see the answer to the question in what you wrote.

[Obamot]

You are right.

[Paul72]

You are right.

And so? It was not a trick question, but I did not understand your analysis on this subject, nor on the very long debate mortality vs lethality. In fact I think no one understood ...

[Obamot]

You are right

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

Flu and Covid

[Christophe]

You are right

Hey ho copier goes !!

[Obamot]

You are right !



(ahahahahaha, ok I stop copying / cloning)

Is it okay apart from that? What are you doing? Is it bathing (I hope)?

[pedrodelavega]

Do not understand his "language".

"we attack school, we attack culture, we attack sport"

[izentrop]

Flu and Covid

Interesting what Dr Pothet says: "we treat better in intensive care: anticoagulants, corticosteroids, blanket antibiotics, non-invasive ventilation, people are not intubated and recover, which was not the case before".

HE does not say, as "Freedom" claims, that the virus has changed.

Do not understand his "language".

"we attack school, we attack culture, we attack sport"

I understand that the ban measures are too harsh compared to the current situation.

As for Ponthet, I agree with him, the precautionary principle should be revised downwards.

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

Not happy with Maryse

Coronavirus - Aix: "Shut up, Véran!", The great anger of Maryse Joissains

It is true that FOR THE MOMENT there is no rush at the Aix hostel

She had wound up like a clock this evening, Maryse Joissains, when the government announcements fell. "A disaster, I jump on the spot, I am in a monster anger," blurted the mayor of Aix-en-Provence, for whom these measures are completely disproportionate. "We have 5 patients in intensive care, and 10 people hospitalized throughout the city" she argues.

The mayor points the finger at the government: "I have never seen that! It goes too far! Their role is to protect, to prevent, even to sanction, but not to create an anxiety-provoking climate like that! No longer wanting to send their children to school, the traders will go bankrupt! People have to be calmed down, they are doing just the opposite ... There, we slip, I say: shut up, Veran! going mad ".

Maryse Joissains says it bluntly: "I consider that the government is directly responsible for the serious economic crisis that is looming. I do not want my city to be ruined, my traders".