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Message Subject COVID* STANDFORD MASK STUDY---Elsevier journal to retract widely debunked masks study whose author claimed a Stanford affiliation p345
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h/t tetano at FT

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China coronavirus outbreak could be 10 times worse than Sars, expert says

Some snips from this disturbing article:

*A leading Chinese virology expert has warned that the Wuhan coronavirus epidemic
could be 10 times as bad as the Sars outbreak that killed almost 800 people around the world in 2002-03.

*Guan Yi, director of the State Key Laboratory of Emerging Infectious Diseases at Hong Kong University, said in an interview with Caixin magazine on Thursday that after a brief visit to the central China city on Tuesday and Wednesday, he “chose to become a deserter” and left.

*The 12 other cases were reported in Thailand, South Korea, Japan, the United States, and the cities of Hong Kong and Macau.

*One of the reasons for the prediction was that authorities in Wuhan had missed their best opportunity to contain the spread of the disease, Guan said.
Although a travel ban had been introduced in the city on Thursday morning, the “golden time” to contain the virus had passed, as most of the people travelling home for the Lunar New Year
holiday had already left, he said.

*“They might have been in contact with patients in the community and still in the incubation stage when they left Wuhan. They are probably virus carriers on the move.

*Guan said he expected the outbreak to peak over the weekend, as the virus had an incubation period of about eight days.

*“Transmission within communities is believed to be taking place in Wuhan,” the report said. Its assessment “indicated that the epidemic is ongoing in Wuhan and that further spread is almost certain”.

*The epidemiological investigation found that 51 per cent of patients studied had neither visited Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market nor had contact with infected patients, the CDC said.



This is a good article to read in it's entirety as the 50% rule does not allow a good rendition here.
 Quoting: NawtyBits


Ten times worse than SARS would be nothing. 8000 dead Chinese is barely a blip on the radar.
 Quoting: Deplorable Revbo™


Is this doomy enough for you? cool2

h/t tetano at FT

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New coronavirus could be ‘as deadly’ as Spanish flu pandemic

Professor Neil Ferguson, Vice-Dean for Academic Development of Imperial College London’s School of Medicine, told London reporters on Jan. 22 that the novel coronavirus (2019-nCov) and the 1918 H1N1 virus have “roughly the same” mortality rate.

“This [2019-nCoV’s death rate] could be two percent, similar to Spanish flu,” Ferguson told Yahoo News.

A two percent death rate means “one in 50” persons who acquired the virus could die.

With the current death toll at 17 out of 555 cases, American news website The Hill said the 2019-nCov’s death rate is now at three percent, “a little more than the estimated 2.5 percent mortality rate caused by the Spanish flu in 1918.”

About 500 million people were infected by the 1918 Spanish influenza, and about 20 to 50 million died from the disease.
 Quoting: NawtyBits


Now, we're talkin'.

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