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Old 09-03-2020, 19:09   #245
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Re: Coronavirus

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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
But those most at risk of dying from flu, like myself, are offered a free flu jab every year. There isn't as yet a vaccine against the Coronavirus.

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To poke fun at those that are stockpiling, one amusement arcade operator has replaced the toys etc in his grab machine with toilet rolls!
https://www.the-gazette.co.uk/news/n...s-stockpiling/
I received a text from my GP a few days ago about the jab. Not sure sitting in a waiting room full of sick people is a good idea.

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Originally Posted by Paul View Post
Over 100 years ago ....
You may as well mention the plague as well.

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So basically your confirming Flu is even more dangerous, yet no one panics every year like madmen.
Do the current events around the world happen every year?


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The coronavirus causes the Covid-19 disease. In severe cases, patients have pneumonia, severe acute respiratory syndrome, and multiple organ failure that can lead to death.
Pneumonia might be "normal" for flu, but I'm not sure the other 2 problems are.


The mortality and hospitalisation rates are huge in comparison.
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