For other people who are not at risk, they will be instructed to stay home and isolate, the duration will depend on the Covid test. Basically, the self-diagnosis will be exactly the same.
450000 consistent with Covid day?
That never and since they no longer count, I see it as a pessimistic forecast.
> Prime Minister Fumio Kishida under pressure at a government review assembly involving fitness ministry officials seeking “preventive preparations,” and called on the Japan Medical Association and other organizations to cooperate in vaccine rollout and fitness system.
Kishida is not the poster to give recommendations on how to get infected.
Again, some other technique “closes the barn door after the horses are exhausted” to establish an indispensable service. Here, too, things are done after the fact.
Yes, we understand, the Japanese formula is dead!
Haven’t noticed one yet?
This comes much after other countries, but at least now it is part of the official priorities to inspire telemedicine, I only hope that the inevitable disorders (events such as misdiagnoses or inadequate care for patients) do not cause the government to slow down, if the benefits of the health care intervention outweigh the prices and risks, It will have to be implemented as temporarily and completely as possible.
when COVID-19 and seasonal influenza are expected to do so simultaneously.
and the influx of untested tourists. . .
First you called, then you had to go to an online page and fill in information. You can no longer get appointments and see your circle of family doctors. Their nuts! Once they set up this formula in Japan (I guess all in Japanese), other people die at home because they don’t have access to the web or just can’t communicate with a genuine person.
It’s less difficult for your puppy to see a veterinarian than it is for a human to see a doctor. It’s a terrible idea.
Finally, the flu returns. How can I tell what I have without a test?
Finally, the flu returns. How can I tell what I have without a test?
If you’ve been able to tell it’s one of the two, you’re probably wise enough to know exactly which one.
Today the mandatory isolation ends in Australia. Es as if covid did not exist. We have evolved and Japan will have to do the same.
Covid is still here, but now it looks more like the flu. People are encouraged to stay home if they are sick, like any other illness, but that’s about it.
Masks are mandatory in hospitals and care facilities for the elderly, but it makes sense or doesn’t make sense.
At least they admit that covid and flu are now the same. . . It’s time to move on!
But covid and flu don’t coexist. Or all BS from the start?Such as asymptomatic spread and PCR to diagnose infection.
I can see this downward spiral quickly.
I don’t know why corporations like Teladoc in the U. S. UU. no look towards overseas markets like Japan. They have proven that the style works, and works effectively, and provides excellent pricing to patients. Japan is a densely populated country, it makes sense to make as many online consultations as you can imagine to prevent a contagious patient from spreading diseases while traveling.
@divinda
Exactly right!
And if anyone had their eyes open, then this fact was quite evident months or years ago and was evident to Rob Roos, who asked the question.
Where is the seasonal flu?
In fact, the flu also stops for a few years and may return in the predicted numbers. Of course, with the measures other people were taking, we would be expecting a drop, however, with countries not claiming cases for a few years, common sense says it’s all nonsense in general.
falseflagsteveToday at 12:12 JST
In fact, the flu also stops for a few years and may return in the predicted numbers. Of course, with the measures other people were taking, we would be expecting a drop, however, with countries not claiming cases for a few years, common sense says it’s all nonsense in general.
Can you call a specific country that reports a case for a few years?
He predicts that COVID-19 and flu infections will peak at 450,000 and 300,000 cases per day, respectively.
But he almost wears a mask in Japan. And I guess they’ll still wear them.
So if masks are so effective at reducing COVID infections. . . How will the number of cases accumulate over 10 in just two or 3 months????
Obviously masks are effective. They work.
All they do is dehumanize us, turn us into impassive and faceless drones, impair our oxygen supply, and cause delays in young children’s development and socialization.
Damn, people.
If this 10-fold accumulation occurs, shouldn’t it be positive evidence, like we haven’t already had that test, with COVID almost 3 years old and after seven waves, that mask doesn’t work?
I don’t see any mention of ape pox that is now extinct and what happened to polio that disappeared again?
The flu is from your rest. Hilarious.
So if masks are so effective at reducing COVID infections. . . How will the number of cases accumulate over 10 in just two or 3 months????
Obviously masks are not effective. They don’t work.
This is not obvious, in fact, it can be scientifically proven to be a false claim. Other explanations are available, such as the rest of the very significant measures for the spread and prevalence of a highly infectious variant. Their reasoning is that seat belts don’t work. Because we now have more dead drivers than before, they were commonly used.
If this 10-fold accumulation occurs, shouldn’t it be positive evidence, like we haven’t already had that test, with COVID almost 3 years old and after seven waves, that mask doesn’t work?
No, that would not be the case. For this, you’ll want proof that no additional buildup occurs without mask (and that other measurements remain constant). Without this evidence, the only thing you can say is that masks are not perfectly effective and spare you transmission as an independent measure, however this is something that no one said.
What you want to make your point is an epidemiological study that compares transmission rates between two populations that are the same in other respects, for mask wearing, and confirms that there is no difference in infection rates.
I would stick with a doctor I trust, than an online formula that is much more likely to only repeat the pharmaceutical narrative.
Haven’t made a home medical appointment yet?
Other nations have been doing this since the beginning of COVID.
I’m pretty sure so far they know there’s nothing to worry about. It’s not a challenge to sell hypochondria to the population to sell pills and other drugs, but when it gets out of hand, they show their cards. Cash, why do we know, that the “health” industry isn’t there to make other people healthy.
If so, WHO is wrong:
You keep repeating this even when actual evidence of mask effectiveness when worn on other asymptomatic people was received during the pandemic (and explanation of why this is also reflected in the update from clinical government advice like the CDC).
You said you had references showing that the mask prevented infections well when used among other asymptomatic people in the general population, but you never provided such a reference. Or are you looking back to argue that the CDC was Is it wrong not to have a time device and know things that will be discovered in the future?
I think real illnesses will appear once cases of flu and covid infections start to rise. Both are respiratory diseases and can cause difficulties in other vulnerable people: elderly, immunocompromised, asthmatic, etc. It’s about when those other people want number one care and when they can get by with warm beds and plenty of fluids.
Recently incorporated into the LINE of pharmacies.
I tell my doctor and the medication is paid for and delivered.
I would stick with a doctor I trust, than an online formula that is much more likely to only repeat the pharmaceutical narrative.
In Japan, pharmaceutical representatives give lectures to doctors.
The Covid and flu care regimen is reasonable. Recover at home, unless you are or your physical condition deteriorates significantly.
A widespread shift to telemedicine, which I’m not sure about, would be a very bad idea. It works very badly. At best, you can offer limited triage, if you want to see a doctor, go to the emergency room, or worry less.
Patient examinations are basic in medicine. Many have trouble explaining their condition and feel uncomfortable talking in front of a screen. Vulnerable women and others with intellectual fitness problems suffer the most because they may not have enough privacy and security at home to describe their problems. And, of course, other people may not do blood, urine, or swab tests at home. Even seeing a mole would be tricky on Zoom.
You will see an accumulation of missed diagnoses, adding cancers. Those who are uncomfortable with the generation or who can’t use it will simply take painkillers instead. Things that may have been dealt with won’t be noticed until they are treatable. Secondary fitness disorders will also be lost.
GPs were among the most reputable people in the UK before Covid. Then, when all the rest of the key personnel remained in their posts, they went into hiding and turned to Zoom. They are temporarily unpopular and jokes about their rarity are common. Many other people think that doctors who use telemedicine are only part of their cadres and deserve to receive only part of their salary.
But like I said, I’m not sure this is a complete shift to telemedicine. They just don’t need other people to show up at outpatient flu clinics as soon as they sneeze, especially since hospitals are wonderful places to get Covid. Even Japan It turns out that, despite everything, it settles for Covid being just another endemic mistake, and it’s time to move on. Project Fear has worked so well in Japan that normalizing society is proving difficult for the government. Terrorizing the Japanese at the first cold and rushing to the hospital is no longer an option.
He predicts that COVID-19 and flu infections will peak at 450,000 and 300,000 cases per day, respectively.
The wave is coming.
You keep repeating this even when actual evidence of mask effectiveness when worn on other asymptomatic people was received during the pandemic (and explanation of why this is also reflected in the update from clinical government advice like the CDC).
A fact is a fact, regardless of its non-public bias. Despite the evidence of the mask’s effectiveness and despite the recommendation of global experts, the WHO gave the recommendation. Of course, you have no recourse to conclude that wearing the mask increases the Covid transmission rate, because that would be silly, right?That’s just his opinion.
Here is a source:
https://www. cnn. com/2020/03/30/world/coronavirus-who-masks-recomendación-trnd/index. html
A fact is a fact, regardless of its non-public bias. Despite evidence of the mask’s effectiveness and the recommendation of global experts, WHO gave the recommendation.
The fact is that evidence of the effectiveness of the mask used by other asymptomatic people in the general population did not exist at the beginning of the pandemic, as once back it could not produce a reference that does. Which means that the CDC, WHO, etc. were perfectly justified in advising that masks be prioritized for hospitals. It is the opposite of giving bad advice.
As always, it may turn out that this is not the case when offering this pre-2020 evidence, but as always, it will produce nothing and you will only have to call it a fact without any foundation. This is not an opinion, obviously noted by its lack of sources.
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He has continuously posted that other people wear masks as he also said and even said that the borders will be closed and stick to China’s blocking approach.
A troubling prediction from the article: “Predicts COVID-19 and flu infections will peak at 450,000 cases and 300,000 cases consistent with the day, respectively. “
Never have truer words been spoken: “It’s not over until it’s over. “And it’s not over yet. Mask