| Should the covid scientists be doing more 16:39 - May 24 with 782 views | Bluefish |
to investigate the link to being diagnosed becoming much more likely if you are at a football club around the relegation zone? Might help in the search for the vaccine [Post edited 24 May 2020 17:28]
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| Should the covid scientists be doing more on 17:20 - May 24 with 721 views | Bluesquid |
They are trying but it's a race against the virus disappearing, they actually want the virus to stay because if the spread is too low, not enough of the volunteers will catch it and the trial will be unable to definitively say if the vaccine works.
"An Oxford University vaccine trial has only a 50 per cent chance of success because coronavirus is fading so rapidly in Britain, a co-leader of the project has warned."
"We have to run as fast as possible before the disease disappears so we can demonstrate that the vaccine is effective."
"It's a race against the virus disappearing, and against time," Professor Hill said."
https://covid19data.com/2020/05/24/low-virus-rate-leaves-oxford-vaccine-trial-wi |  | | |
| Should the covid scientists be doing more on 07:57 - Jun 14 with 566 views | Bluefish |
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| Should the covid scientists be doing more on 09:12 - Jun 14 with 469 views | ElephantintheRoom |
In the interests of bending statistics, until Norwich skewed yesterdays news.... only one Premier League footballer had tested positive - whilst six championship footballers had tested negative last week.
In other words, poor footballers are 6x more likely to suffer Covid that rich(er) footballers
Interesting also that the Norwich footballer is self isolating for just one week and his close contacts are not being asked to self isolate at all.... one rule for them etc etc | |
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