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Tag Archives: 2019ncov
I was wrong
I don’t enjoy being wrong, but if you search my blog you will find a number of posts about me, being wrong. This one is most likely such a one. — But I am not sure if it is. The … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019ncov, bat, bret weinstein, china, conspiracy theories, covid-19, disinformation, lab-leak theory, nicholas wade, pangolin, sars-cov-2, wuhan
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Why are children not getting COVID-19?
This paper points to a possible reason why children below the of 14 may be protected against COVID-19: The MMR (Danish: MFR) vaccine. Specifically, the mumps (Danish: fåresyge) vaccine, of which seropositivity decreases substantially over time, the paper finds that … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019ncov, coronavirus, covid-19, mmr, mumps, sars-cov-2, vaccine
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“90%? Pfft, ours is at 94,5%”
Ah, a lot of news about vaccines coming this month. Like Pfizer’s impressive-but-still-preliminary report of possibly having a 90% effective COVID-19 vaccine, now topped by Moderna’s more-impressive-but-also-still-preliminary report of possibly reaching 94,5% efficiency. If true, if side-effects are mostly negligible, … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019ncov, coronavirus, covid-19, herd immunity, moderna, pfizer, sars-cov-2, vaccine
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Yet another reason to get rid of open-plan offices
As promised, I will return to the scourge that is open-plan offices. And yes, it’s personal. It’s personal, because I in a former employment fought against being moved into an open-plan office alongside my colleagues and we lost. We didn’t … Continue reading
Mask, social distancing and changing risks
This chart is great, not only at showing the risk categories but also how to lower risk of transmission of COVID-19: To reduce risk you must try to move from one block to a block on the left and/or above; … Continue reading
Bad news for herd immunity, but otherwise good news
Regarding the news of the first confirmed reinfected COVID-19 patient, this tells us two things. First, his immune system reacted as it should with a heightened secondary immunity response, protecting him from the disease. Second, it did not protect him … Continue reading
Global economy recovering from COVID-19
Financial Times has the best infographics about COVID-19, based on the most sound data – much better than the Johns Hopskins data I linked to some time ago. So I’ll just link to their article, which is free to read … Continue reading
COVID-19 most likely spreads indoors and what to do about that
Research may* indicate that the risk of indoor transmission is 19 times higher than outdoor transmission of COVID-19, at least according to “Indoor transmission of SARS-CoV-2” which studied 318 clusters of outbreaks. That is of course great news during the … Continue reading
COVID-19 immunity
Anyone reading headlines like “Immunity to Covid-19 could be lost in months” must be forgiven for feeling a bit depressed. Fortunately, that is not exactly what the science says. Or rather, the article refers to a study that show that … Continue reading
Zoonoses don’t leap to humans, they flow through channels we made
Zoonoses, diseases that originated in animals and started to infect humans, are again in focus due to COVID-19 and the SARS-CoV-2 virus. But smallpox, measles, influenza and many others also came this way so we should by now know this … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019ncov, coronavirus, covid-19, ferris jabr, lyme disease, nipah, sars-cov-2, west nile virus, zoonosis
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