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I don't really read it, just look at the photos. Someone has to keep up on the latest celebrity bikini fashions.

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Right...but who cares, it's an absolute rag.

BBC article exploring why Japan did so well with the Corona virus death rate.

Interesting article.
Japan has a lot of elderly citizens and densely packed cities along with crowded transport systems, so would seem to be set up for a disaster but (so far)…

Implementing a Vaccine.

https://www.nationalgeographic…rus-vaccine-is-ready-cvd/

for those that want more data and stats on the Henry Ford HCQ study....
Henry Ford study finds Hydroxychloroquine cut death rate in COVID-19 patients

Treatment with Hydroxychloroquine, Azithromycin, and Combination in Patients Hospitalized with COVID-19

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I'd go by WHO advice which generally has been as good as anyone. It is complex because there was an argument that wearing a mask can be harmful. But other arguments that independent of direct effect, the very fact you are wearing a…

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So you wear a steel helmet. The war-zone equivalent of a face-mask.

https://www.foxnews.com/politi…ed-save-coronavirus-study

Treatment with Hydroxychloroquine Cut Death Rate Significantly in COVID-19 Patients, Henry Ford Health System Study Shows
https://www.henryford.com/news/2020/07/hydro-treatment-study
"analysis of…

Statistics:

On this thread, at least, I'd expect we can be clear about the statistics for death rates.

They are highly variable according to how you measure them, so arguing "what is the (real) infection fatality rate?" is a complex question.

Arguing "What…

PhysicsForDummies

Only things I have seen in the last few months are linked below;
An interview with James Woodward from February 2020 and a May 2020 article from Wired about Harold White and the Emdrive but also includes some material about Woodward.

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https://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/3…nd-1918-pandemic-flu.html

Dr. Anthony Fauci says new virus in China has traits of 2009 swine flu and 1918 pandemic flu

https://www.cnbc.com/video/202…nd-1918-pandemic-flu.html

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The readers in Thailand are more blessed. with transparency about the Balm of Gilead

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You must be talking about Rebekah Jones. She was not the "former head of (Florida) epidemiology", but only a cog in the system. She has a degree in Journalism, and worked in the department. The real epidemiologists running the…

‘It’s frightening’: Doctors say half of ‘cured’ COVID patients still suffer
https://www.timesofisrael.com/…id-patients-still-suffer/

"woman tells The Times of Israel that a month after testing negative she has severe fatigue and anxiety"

"Recovered COVID…

The daily deaths in the U.S. are down sharply. This is good news. Partly, anyway. I think the reasons are:

1. Therapies are improving, so more patients are surviving. I have read that the use of ventilators is way down. It turned they often killed patients.

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I have found it very helpful and educational.
Some very smart people on here with some good advice (which I have passed around to friends and family).
The tricky bit is discriminating between the very smart people with good advice…

5 posts about Pizzagate moved to clearance (again). Somebody said to me recently that this is the best thread about the pandemic that they have seen anywhere on the web. Don't spoil it by wandering off into the bushes please.

Coronavirus HOROR: Experts only discovering vast long-term health issues of covid-19


SCIENTISTS are only starting to grasp the vast array of health problems caused by the novel coronavirus, some of which may have lingering effects on patients and health…

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Perhaps we should let the ITER establishment fight with the CERN/particle physics establishment to see who deserves our copious tax dollars more. Having worked in the Cornell Synchrotron, I would pick particle physics. But I was an…

https://www.forbes.com/sites/s…cle-physics/#538a94b14165

Not ITER, but Ethan Siegel makes the case for a 4x's bigger collider than the LHC at CERN. One reason is to "maintain the expertise of the scientists that have devoted their lives to experimental…