Sister-in-law got tested last Saturday, and got her results Monday. Either some labs are busier than others, or they lost them.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyL
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Sister-in-law got tested last Saturday, and got her results Monday. Either some labs are busier than others, or they lost them.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyL
This. With the exception of one back in March, anyone i've known to be tested have received their results in less than 48 hours (most within 24). And not sure what AndyL is talking about, as testing/ notification has nothing to do with your GP.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tik-Tok
Also, anyone can accesse their test result @ https://myhealth.alberta.ca/myhealthrecords
Hah, apparently AHS phoned her with a negative result around 5:45pm. So that's 6 days.
Honestly for me idgaf, I was at the end of isolation whether I had it or not. My GP happened to see the results for whatever reason, called to let me know.Quote:
Originally Posted by ExtraSlow
That's what I'd expect should happen in practice. No offense to the healthlink staff but if they called to say I was positive while symptomatic I would have been calling GP next anyway.
But, I am saying those e-health records things do seem to be working at least a little bit, in that a doctor who didn't know I had been tested - did see the esults and chose to follow up independently of AHS.
I believe he has intimate experience with the whole scenario. You should trust his experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by NoSup4U
https://globalnews.ca/news/7027598/l...roquine-study/
Lancet retracts their peer reviewed study linking hydroxychloroquine to causing more heart/lung damage due to poor data, truly the strangest timeline
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This is the advice of a wise manQuote:
Originally Posted by ThePenIsMightier
Beyond:After Dark
Not for covid reasons. But who knew this website was a thing!Quote:
Originally Posted by NoSup4U
I had no idea. seems cool. Will creep myself shortly.Quote:
Originally Posted by killramos
As time passes on , I hope more people start to question the whole C19 event.Quote:
Originally Posted by finboy
Were just moving from one (planned, orchestrated) crisis to another.
2020:
- impeachment of the orange turnip
- Iran missile
- C19 debacle
- Murder hornets
- emotion-ladened protests by the marginalized people
Apparently Somalia and Sudan are the next targets - though not sure why - but the Americans are building huge bases there.
I had no idea this site existed! Now I can look up my immunization records. Thank you! PlusRep4U!Quote:
Originally Posted by NoSup4U
I've been thinking about this whole over sanitization of your hands thing. I see this leading to viruses resistant to hand sani and a bigger issue in the future.
Yes. Wash your hands but if these sanitization stations don't go away after this threat, we're all in for something worse than Covid.
Maybe the Sr eInfectious Disease Specialists want to chime in?
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And New Zealand is COVID-free
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/...020448683.html
No superbugs concern on sanitizer use but watch for sanitizer recalls but industrial grade content.Quote:
Originally Posted by mr2mike
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/healt...tent-1.5602063
The world largely shut down based on bad (horrible?) models from the IHME, which turns out to be a nonsense virtue signalling, progressive organization. Yay.
http://www.healthdata.org/about/raci...c-health-issue
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Fighting health inequity means fighting against racism. Black lives matter.
Recent events including the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Manuel Ellis, Tony McDade, James Scurlock, and Ahmaud Arbery testify to the racial injustice that persists across our country and within our communities. We share in the outrage and anguish expressed around the United States in response to the treatment of Black Americans by the police and the toll of police killings. And similar injustices are pervasive in many other parts of the world. We commit to working to produce the evidence that racism and discrimination are critical public health issues that demand an urgent response, wherever they occur.
IHME can and will do more to illuminate the public health impacts of systemic racism. We will undertake research to address racial disparities in a range of areas, including life expectancy, child mortality, education, and economic opportunity. We will expand our work on COVID-19 to specifically examine the differential impacts of the disease by race. And we will make every effort to bring attention to police brutality.
We will do this work while making our own organization more diverse and inclusive.
We are committed to this fight.
Christopher Murray
IHME Director
"More research and data are needed to “truly answer” the question of whether the coronavirus can spread widely through asymptomatic carriers, Van Kerkhove added."Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster
With the thousand and thousand of cases world wide, do you not think they have enough data to prove this? Seem kind of silly to say that. It's not like they only have a sample size of 5000.
Edit: Google says 6.8 million cases to date. This doesn't exactly paint the WHO in a positive light
Not here. Seattle protestors are mostly guilted and shamed self-hating white people who believe the whole systemic racism / white supremacy hoax. We are one of the COVID hotspots too so I’m very interested to see how this affects our numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by msommers
Well initial tests shows that infected will show no symptoms. So it may spread without symptoms which prompted the asymptomatic spread call.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ca_Silvia13
Now there is enough data to show that's very rare. And they are calling it.
People shouldn't associate continuation uncovering of the truth as failures.