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because they've all gone to their second homes
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All back out on the Tubes and Buses and no new cases ? I find that a little hard to believe TBH
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Herefordshire the new London
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Wait for a couple of weeks enough time for everyone to come back out and all the commuters to come back from miles around. The zero cases and talk of herd immunity achieved whilst a relative lock down has been in place can't be accurate. When everyone has come back, if the numbers are still very low then we can be hopeful.
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any more spikes & her maj will move to Saxe-Coburg
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ffs do any of you lot read the full data/story,there was a problem with the swabs/testing and expect the numbers to go back up when the problem is sorted
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1st time you got those figures about the type 1/type 2 diabetes split yet?
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in the same period mon 18th,there were only 79 recorded cases in whole of uk ,because of the same glitch in testing lab,swabs,etc,expect increased numbers in following days to take this in to account
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nah cant find them ,they were either in mail online or guardian on line,read it this morning
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The hard bit is going to be getting the UK worker back to work because (although one shouldn't generalise) s/he's a lazy c**t.
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whats with all the constant hand gestures, its fcuking tiresome........
do that down the local and see the reaction... |
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1st time they are easy to find. Here they are from the guardian.
So far during the pandemic, 7,466 people who died in hospital in England had type 2 diabetes and 365 had type 1. |
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because they've all gone to their second homes
_____ ha ha ,i see what you did there |
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Was 1/3 deaths Had diabetes not sure of type
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only read the headline.why did headline say the opposite ?
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So there's no new cases despite everyone still packing the buses and tubes?
You've been had  Well and truly had |
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for fooooooooooooooks sake read the story the lab where Monday 18th tests were taken wasn't working ,had a technical glitch only showed 79 cases for all of uk ,for that day,expect numbers to go up in following days to take account of the glitch, CAPICHE,GET IT,
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DOTCH
yes more type 2 just heard on itv news,but I deffo saw headline saying more type 1,like you I was surprised that's why I noticed |
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Half of England on the beach at Sarfend, Devon and Dorset
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So to summarise, during the winter of 2019/20 there was a new strain of flu that killed mainly old people and those with other underlying health conditions that mainly affected their respiratory systems.
And in other news, the economies of the world were sacrificed on the whim of a few scientists who were desperate for more funding. Did I miss anything? |
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We wont see a rise because the flu season has passed
Unless the flu stays in the system for weeks after and you get a positive test come back, then that would explain the "asymptomatic" Its the flu hence the sudden drop off, may 21st is the final day of the flu season and then a new season starts with much lower numbers until November obviously "glitch" that old fecking chestnut You had all your money stolen in a glitch, here's it back so we put you into the system as a debt |
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or you could say more excess deaths than were killed in 2nd world war,which we still honour 75 years later
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Govt paying people to sit on the beach eating and drinking
What a time to be alive |
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Privately owned companies have killed off most of the excess deaths
Nothing to do with the govt |
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People have been watching too many reruns of Cocoon where old people go into care homes and live forever
WALOFS, just to suit their vicious agenda |
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I see the BBC are pushing out "is it hayfever or corona virus" fact checking stories
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They know people are onto them ffs, its quite sad really
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the times excess death figures
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1st time. I thought the story awkwardly written. You were correct that in terms of risk it is worse to have type 1 than type 2 but because there are so many more with type 2 thats where the vast majority of the deaths came from.
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yeh we sussed that last week when obese wasn't mentioned in underlying symptons,we thought most of obese people were put in diabetes type 2 bracket, itv said 32% of dead had either type 1 or 2,majority with type 2
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Just shows its best to read the full story and not just the headline. If I may quote a rather wise poster on this thread
"ffs do any of you lot read the full data/story" Wise words im sure you agree 1st time. |
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yeh I just saw headline when glancing through and jumped out at me when you mentioned type 2 in your post
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Petraco, no, sadly you didn’t.
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Thanks Fabulous
 Nothing more to see here until probably November or December depending on the weather in the Far East... |
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Sontaran...
May 21st end of the flu season.. WALOFS |
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May 21st is the end of the flu season, its pretty much the start of summer
They end it after the 21st and all new cases/deaths go into the next season Tomorrow is the last day of any type of data giving, but they are carrying this on for a bit longer You've been bamboozled  |
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Im waiting for the county cricket season to start.. any news?
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