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Petri Dish Cruise ships will now be allowed back into Australia.
It seems the world has given up on covid19 and are going to let it spread/rip. With 100 million people actively infected inside a constant “virus pool”, anything is still possible. Mutations are are of less concern than recombinants which are highly likely. We are far from out of the woods., Denmark’s CFR went from…
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BA.2 is not Omicron. And what are BA.4 and BA.5?
BA.2 is very different to BA.1 and BA.3. Why is it called Omicron? Because it came from South Africa around the same time. I thought the whole purpose of using Greek letters was so we could not tell where the variant came from. Delta always reminds me of the Ganges delta plains and hence of…
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Mysterious outbreak of INDUCED hepatitis in children in USA, UK, Denmark, Netherlands and Spain
Everyone on twitter is suggesting it could be a delayed covid reaction, and there is some evidence from children in India to support this, but it could also be a vaccine reaction too. We know that the spike protein gets into the liver and even affects the DNA inside cells in the liver. So here…
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South Korea to relax all mandates except for masks.
Cherry blossoms in a Seoul park this week. South Korea will consider ending its outdoor mask mandate this month, but an indoor mandate will stay in place, the prime minister said.Credit…Ahn Young-Joon/Associated Press
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The subvariants of Omicron have exploded. Australia is getting buried in new subvariants from within and from the outside. Welcome to the “New World Disorder”.
Last I looked (a couple of day ago) we had 54 subvariants of Omicron listed by GISAID. BA.1 was the one that swept the world first. BA.2 looked more ominous as its spike protein was quite different to BA.1 and BA.3, and it subvariants are the ones I have been most concerned about. Look at…
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How many people actually have covid? x20?
I assumed that with vaccines masking/reducing/preventing symptomatic illness that there would be at least as many as counted cases who are asymptomatic and not counted. This article about the covid19 outbreak in Shanghai blew my socks off. “Shanghai on Tuesday reported 22,348 new asymptomatic coronavirus cases and 994 symptomatic cases for 11 April, the local…
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Was Denmark too hasty to declare that the coronavirus was just a flu and life was now normal again?
When Denmark’s Case Fatality Rate (CFR) dropped to 0.04% (7-day-runng average) in January 2022, the government of Denmark declared the pandemic was over. With a CFR so low, noting that the CFR for influenza is about 0.1 to 0.15%, that made reasonable sense. In early February most restrictions were subsequently lifted. It was said that…
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Australia has BA.2.3. Looks ominous.
Omicron subvarinat B.A.2.3 is growing in Australia. It looks ominous as the Philippines Hong Kong and South Korea recently had high CFRs and BA.2.3. CFR=Case Fatality Rate = Death Rate
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TGA says 2 (I say 9) reported deaths following covid19 vax on 28 March 2022, including boys aged 5 and 19.
The TGA DAENS website says 2 reported deaths in adverse notification database on 28 march 20222, but i scrolled down and counted 9. Amazing. I am about to search through all the record to see how old these people where and why 9 people died on one day after receiving the vaccine. i mean there…
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#Covid19. Do not forget about fomites and surfaces
Being one of the architects who suggested that most #covid19 #superspreading events occurs #indoors and via #aerosols does not mean you can forget about the possibility of infection from fomites and surfaces. Not everyone gets infected in a superspreading event. In cooler weather the SARS-CoV2 virus (or novel coronavirus) can survive on lots of surfaces.…
Dr George Christos
covid19 & other Infectious diseases