Coronavirus good Uplifting and hopeful news only

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Anonymous wrote:Sweden daily deaths:

Seeing this pattern in Sweden really gives me hope

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sweden daily deaths:

Seeing this pattern in Sweden really gives me hope

Yep and seems to jibe with the article from yesterday from italian doctors claiming that the virus is weakening.

[Anonymous]

I do also wonder if it may be a bit more seasonal than folks thought. Maybe not quite the flu, but a larger effect than folks have been talking about recently? I just think it's striking that the Southern hemisphere was strangely unaffected for the most part early on despite seemingly conducive conditions to the virus spreading and now it's the reverse.

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While reducing Covid-19 infection is everyone’s goal, falling patient numbers present a problem for scientists researching treatments and vaccines.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jun/01/uk-hospitals-trial-five-new-drugs-search-coronavirus-treatment

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Anonymous wrote:Virus ended in Italy.

FANTASTIC!

Does this mean no new cases?

Where are you seeing this news?

[Anonymous]

No new deaths in Spain yesterday. Over the last week, 15 out of 17 regions reported 0-2 deaths.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sweden daily deaths:

Seeing this pattern in Sweden really gives me hope

Yep and seems to jibe with the article from yesterday from italian doctors claiming that the virus is weakening.

We’re seeing this elsewhere, as well. My theory is that the virus isn’t “weakening” but rather there are a limited number of people who are susceptible to the worst illness it causes. See the article pp posted about T-cells — there are at least three studies showing that some % — perhaps as high as 50% in some areas — of people have T cells that recognize and attack COVID-19. They think these can be from SARS and other yet unidentified coronaviruses. Hence the high number of people who don’t get it when exposed and/or are asymptotic.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sweden daily deaths:

Death rates are going down worldwide, except for a few countries (like Brazil).

One of the Stanford statisticians (who was widely derided on here earlier this spring) pointed out that no matter what a country does (regarding shutdowns or not), every place more or less follows the same pattern. It's just the severity of the pattern that varies. This, combined with the Italian doctors' observation about the declining viral load (which makes perfect scientific sense and is following the pattern of may viruses in weakening over time) does make me think we could really see this virus fade away over the next few months. I don't think it'll disappear completely but it'll become far less lethal and much more akin to a "bad" flu season.

Yep!

I saw it posted on this thread a few weeks ago and it seems to be the case.

Here's hoping it will continue to be the case

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Anonymous wrote:No new deaths in Spain yesterday. Over the last week, 15 out of 17 regions reported 0-2 deaths.

YEY!

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Bump
(something REALLY good please... Not just some random tidbits like the last few pages)

[Anonymous]

I think those drastically declining death rates in several countries is really good news.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sweden daily deaths:

Death rates are going down worldwide, except for a few countries (like Brazil).

One of the Stanford statisticians (who was widely derided on here earlier this spring) pointed out that no matter what a country does (regarding shutdowns or not), every place more or less follows the same pattern. It's just the severity of the pattern that varies. This, combined with the Italian doctors' observation about the declining viral load (which makes perfect scientific sense and is following the pattern of may viruses in weakening over time) does make me think we could really see this virus fade away over the next few months. I don't think it'll disappear completely but it'll become far less lethal and much more akin to a "bad" flu season.

Yep!

I saw it posted on this thread a few weeks ago and it seems to be the case.

Here's hoping it will continue to be the case

so no second wave?

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Anonymous wrote:I think those drastically declining death rates in several countries is really good news.

Nooo OP would rather hear about the gentleman who finally got rid of his hangnail (the troll post from a few pages back)

That's REAL good news!

[Anonymous]

After all this it’s almost tracking exactly like SARS 1 timing wise. SMDH!

[Anonymous]

This thread is saving me from total despair. Thank you guys.