COVID* STANDFORD MASK STUDY---Elsevier journal to retract widely debunked masks study whose author claimed a Stanford affiliation p345

Yeah in the interview he complains about not finding any masks in the area and how he would like to send some to China. It's an interesting interview.

I’m the anonymous from earlier who posted that I have family in WI. I also live very near to WI and was in a UW medical building in Madison on Friday with my son. I debated cancelling the appointment but it was a necessary follow up and honestly cancelling to a later date would have probably increased our risk. I still think our risk was low because of the nature of what we were there for. Anyway. Here are my observations: There were hand sanitizer stations everywhere- Like in every hallway on each end, at every door and by every elevator- almost to the point of being stupid. The signs posted said to wear a mask if you were coughing (instead of the typical flu-like symptoms that they usually post)
There was a policeman? Security guard? Sitting by the reception area. I don’t recall that from our initial visit a couple months ago. That got my attention.
Also- the receptionist verified who we were- took and scanned the insurance card- and THEN asked if we had been to Wuhan or had close contact with someone with verified Coronavirus. I said no and then told her she may want to think about asking that first.....
no one in the building (including doctors and nurses) was wearing a mask. At least not that we saw. But again it was a lower risk building- not one sick people would typically be going to- so that may have been part of it.

Brought over from other thread. Who knows if truth but......

Thanks for the report. Hope you and your son are well.

曾錚 Jennifer Zeng
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An official announcement of Sanjiao Town in #Guangdong province . To contain #coronavirus , anyone who tips off one person from #Hubei will be rewarded with 30 masks.

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China daily update


3694 new confirmed cases

261 new cured cases

21,365 close contacts who were released from medical observation

640 new severe cases

73 new deaths

5328 new suspected cases

Totals


28,018 confirmed cases

1153 cases cured

26,302 cases were isolated (including 3,859 severe cases)

563 died

24,702 suspected cases

282,813 close contacts were traced, and 186,354 close contacts were still in medical observation

h/t crofsblog

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China adds new symptoms to coronavirus diagnostic list


In an updated treatment plan released on Wednesday, the commission also warned that it was investigating whether aerosol and digestive tract infections were transmission modes after traces of the coronavirus were found in patients’ faeces.

The commission added respiratory problems to the list of symptoms for suspected cases. It also expanded the classifications for coronavirus patients from three to four, adding a category for “light” cases.
Those in the “light” category and who exhibit mild symptoms
such as fever, fatigue, cough or breathing issues but no lung infection must be quarantined and treated to curb the spread of the disease, which has spread to more than 20 countries since the virus was first detected in China about a month ago.

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“Some patients show mild symptoms but they are still infectious … that is why we have added the ‘light’ category in this edition of the guidelines,” Li Xingwang, from the commission’s expert panel, said.

“The number of suspected cases might increase because of this but if we can find these cases with atypical symptoms earlier, it will help control the spread of the virus.”

These numbers might be wrong. The NHC pulled the press release, and may have released new numbers. Stand by

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China's National Health Commission has deleted today's press release. Waiting for an update (correction?)

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Japan reports 10 more coronavirus cases aboard quarantined cruise ship, as total in country jumps to 45

The 10 new cases were out of 71 people whose test results were confirmed by Thursday morning, the ministry said, adding that they will be taken to hospitals in Kanagawa Prefecture.




According to Lookner, The first 10 cases were out of 31 people tested.



Those are not good odds, methinks.

Global Times
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The fall in new suspected cases of the #coronavirus is mainly due to improved detection capability, which allowed suspected cases to be confirmed or excluded in shorter time frames: national authority

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428 americans on quarantined ships...1 confirmed

Americhina
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#coronavirus #CoronavirusOutbreak The Chinese military has taken over parts of the control in Wuhan.

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french spreadsheet. presumably with the correct numbers.

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Still damn close.

That's coal. Will burn at exits to prevent escape.

I bet that building gets torched with live occupants.

China and Russia will unite against the west in retaliation causing WWIII.

That is something that is in the back of my mind.

Hey, buddy, long time. We aren't discussing the bio-weapon aspect in here, as it's not really relevant. This is for news, info, and discussion. But, from the experts I follow, this does not appear to be a weapon.

Good to see you.

I didn't look at your link, but have seen many disturbing videos, some posted on the thread.

Ahh sorry, misread the thread... I won't derail. ;)

HK orders 14 day quarantine on all arrivals from Mainland. (That ought to piss off the CCP.)

New Martinson update

No worries.

Not sure why you would remove my post.

The twitter link he posted is someone having a stroke.

Nothing to do with the virus.

I'd be surprised if you haven't seen that vid before. It's of what appears to be a security guard stationed in front of a bunch of monitors.

He's about ready to look at his lap top but suddenly has a seizure. He appears to arch his back and then falls back down on the chair he's sitting on. He tumbles onto the floor with the laptop falling with him.

He makes a strange sounding "yeowwww."

As he is lies on the ground, he starts seizure-like shaking for several seconds. Then he becomes still. Dead?

It's like a scene out of a horror movie.

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The outbreak was first reported on December 31, but no children younger than 15 years old had been diagnosed as of January 22. A study in the New England Journal of Medicine said at the time that "children might be less likely to become infected or, if infected, may show milder symptoms" than adults.

Since then, doctors have recorded a few one-off cases among children: a 9-month-old girl in Beijing, a child in Germany whose father was diagnosed with the virus first, and a child in Shenzhen, China, who was infected but displayed no symptoms.

On Wednesday, Chinese authorities confirmed that an infant in Wuhan, China, had tested positive for the virus 30 hours after being born; the baby's mother is a coronavirus patient.

But for the most part, kids do not seem very vulnerable to the virus.

"From everything that we've seen, and for reasons that are unclear to us, it does seem that this is primarily impacting adults," Richard Martinello, an associate

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I am guessing the real numbers are at least 2x