Thank you for your work in not only processing the data and information, but making it known to the public and combating a lot of disinformation. You must be tired.
.@WHO's @DrMikeRyan — who knows a lot more about infectious diseases than I do — thinks it's not too late to stop #2019nCoV. Learned some interesting stuff talking to him today.https://www.statnews.com/2020/02/01/top-who-official-says-not-too-late-to-stop-coronavirus-outbreak/ …
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I am! I'm sure they are tireder.
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Dr Ryan notes preponderance of male deaths from 2019nCoV. Authors of recent Lancet paper also saw this & speculated female hormones/ immune effects might play role. But might high smoking rates in men (>50%) vs women (<5%) in region also be relevant? Thru several mechanisms..
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Great article. (I haven't seen Mike Ryan since we were both at Colindale together in the 90s). Tiny quibble - it's R- nought. Not R-naught. Pronunciation is the same, but... If it's too late to fix this - sorry I mentioned it!
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Happy to fix if it's wrong, but I see it both ways. Can you point me to a definitive reference? Thx.
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Both in this interview and in the WHO sit-rep from today, there is a claim that asymptomatic transmission is rare. Do you know the sources for this claim? Are they public?
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I believe there is no way at this point they could have the data to say it’s rare; I think it means it has rarely been reported or the existing data cannot be relied upon
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The exponential increase in new cases in China is insane.
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Is it or did they hide the outbreak initially as local officials don’t like to report bad news.
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Čini se da učitavanje traje već neko vrijeme.
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