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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2020
- Brazil
Soa Paulo, 3,000 deaths in the city
Health systems overwhelmed in 2 weeks
India
www.ndtv.com/coronavirus?_gl=...
Cases, + 4,970 = 101,139
Deaths + 134 = 3,163
Eight weeks into lockdown
UK
www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronav...
high temperature - this means you feel hot to touch on your chest or back (you do not need to measure your temperature)
new, continuous cough - this means coughing a lot for more than an hour, or 3 or more coughing episodes in 24 hours (if you usually have a cough, it may be worse than usual)
loss or change to your sense of smell or taste - this means you've noticed you cannot smell or taste anything, or things smell or taste different to normal
Does this increase sensitivity of infection detection, ‘a little’
App could be another 2 weeks
ENT Doctors, 20 March
Kings College group, 1st April
COVID Symptom Tracker
covid.joinzoe.com
COVID symptom tracker study
Kings College London Zoe, Tim Spector
3.6 million users
Active cases in the UK, 252,629
59% of people who lost smell tested positive
18% of people who lost smell tested negative
50 - 70,000 cases missed
Perhaps more in the young
Perhaps more in women
Virus is causing some sort of inflammation in the olfactory nerves
COVID-19 symptom tracking app show that anosmia is a stronger predictor of coronavirus infection than fever.
An early feature
400,000 people reporting one or more symptoms between 24-29th March:
In order
Fatigue, persistent tiredness 53%
Fever or persistent cough 32%
Chest pain 28%
Persistent cough 29%
Shortness of breath 28%
Hoarse voice 24%
Loss of smell 18%
Anorexia 16%
Diarrhoea 16%
Confusion 14%
Abdominal pain 13%
Fever 10.5%
Anyone over 5 years with symptoms can have a drive through test
Results a bit slow coming back
Dying with or from COVID-19 (ONS)
www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulati...
1st March - 30th April
33,841 deaths involving coronavirus
95.0% had COVID-19 assigned as the underlying cause of death.
In 90.4% of cases, the person who died from COVID-19 had at least one pre-existing condition
US
Vaccine, Moderna, Massachusetts.
8 people given 2 doses
Producing "neutralising antibodies" in all 8
Similar safety profile to previous vaccines
Antibodies levels similar to recovered Covid-19 patients
Phase 2, 600 people to start soon
Phase 3, involving thousands in July.
Will it protect against disease?
January - June 2021
President Trump, WHO to “commit to substantive improvements.”
thehill.com/policy/healthcare...
CDC plans sweeping antibody study to track coronavirus's spread
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nationwide antibody study in 25 metropolitan
testing blood from donors, June or July
tens of thousands
We have selected sites to give a broad geographical distribution throughout the country, (Dr. Graham Simmons)
China
US, a member country has not been completely transparent
US critique of WHO
$2 billon for developing countries
Chinese hospitals pairing with 30 African countries
Need for complete international overall
Dr Tedros agreed
Australia and South Korea agree
140 world leaders call for Peoples Vaccine
Mandatory worldwide sharing of knowledge
Global and equitable distribution plan
Diagnostics, vaccines and treatments free at point of need
Become quite hooked on Dr John’s videos, learnt so much. More informative than govt briefings! Thanks
I started watching you back in the beginning very early March… I have listen to you so closely on what you say trying to understand where this virus is going what is it doing… Me myself I’m 71 years old and I worry I have four girls four grandchildren and I don’t wanna leave them this soon. Anyway I catch you every day and you give them the reports for around the world and I appreciate that thank you!!😊
I look forward to the regular reports, Dr. John. Informative and helpful as always.
Just wanted to comment that I truly appreciate your lack of politicizing and unbiased reporting of the facts.
He does comment politically, it's just in a passive-aggressive way. Says, "I'm not political" and the proceeds to be. Lame.
@@hauntedbearchild then don't watch, you prawn.
@@Intensecure hahaha i agree, donʻt watch if you think itʻs lame. BTW I think you might have meant "pawn" but "prawn" is funnier.
@@hauntedbearchild He is extremely pro-China in my book.
That's not truth.You haven't seen earlier videos,or you are irregular viewer. He advocated for arrest of young australian guy for breaching quarantine to get back to his girlfrend after they were separated for 3 or 4 weeks.the guy was fined,but that was not good enough for dear doctor. When Neil Ferguson breached rules twice to have sex with married woman,nothing. Plus,dozens of snyding
comments that show his ultra left bias.
As usual,these type of people beleive:
"All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others"
Doctor, I've been watching your videos lately and i'm already a big fan of you. I'm from São Paulo, Brazil. Right now, my country is the epicenter of this pandemic, and my state is the epicenter in Brazil. As you can imagine, we are in a dire situation. I thought I could share some interesting information about the evolution of this virus here in my state.
Brazil
São Paulo State - population: 46 million
COVID-19 Status in 19th of May
Cases: 65,995
Deaths: 5,147
9,500 patients hospitalized
3,659 patients in ICU beds
Percentage of ICU beds occupied statewide: 71%
Percentage of ICU beds occupied in the city of São Paulo: 88%
Mortality profile
Men: 3040 - Women: 2107
73% of deaths in people over 60 years (12% of the population)
Deaths by age
9 or less: 8
10-19: 14
20-29: 44
30-39: 216
40-49: 373
50-59: 733
60-69: 1187
70-79: 1251
80-89: 985
90 or over: 336
Most common comorbidities
Cardiopathy: 58.6%
Diabetes mellitus: 43.6%
Neurological disease: 11.4%
Kidney disease: 10.8%
Pneumopathy: 9.8%
Others: immunodepression, obesity, asthma and hematological and hepatic diseases
These risk factors were identified in 4,162 people who died from COVID-19 (80.9%)
Source: www.saopaulo.sp.gov.br/spnoticias/com-recorde-de-obitos-em-um-dia-sp-ultrapassa-51-mil-mortes-por-covid-19/
Thank you for sharing and god bless you and your country 🙏❤️
Thank you for that. We are all watching Brazil now. Stay safe
I feel good sharing your Channel with all my friends. With all the misinformation out there, a lot of people have trouble finding dependable sources. Thank you so much for sharing this valuable information with us. You are an excellent communicator, with a pleasant voice, and impeccable manners. So refreshing! 🙏🏻
I look forward to hearing from you every day.
I always press "like" even before a Dr.Campbell's videos start. I know it'll be worth it.
You are such a lovely person John. Very sincere and unbiased.
No,he is not.
I'm a nurse John, was working at the beginning of the outbreak before we had ppe. I got sick, mildly. Very mildly. Had a very minimal cough, achey legs, head ache and my eyes were sore. But during it, I started having chest pain, pleural pain. And it continued for 5weeks. Apparently a lot of people are presenting with this at hospital. I went back to work after 4weeks and one of the drs advised me to get a chest xray because people were having clotting issues and having pe's. Anyway, my xray was fine. But the said I had pleurisy. I think this is very common in my experience at work now. I wonder why its not being reported. ...
Most cases are the result of a viral infection (such as the flu) or a bacterial infection (such as pneumonia). In rarer cases, pleurisy can be caused by conditions such as a blood clot blocking the flow of blood into the lungs
Hi Jon,
This is definitely a political matter.
The loss of smell and taste were already mentioned by Taiwan in as early as February, however as they are being denied membership to the WHO, their discoveries are not shared as widely as they should be.
Great video as always 👍
@@Jack-om1qw Yes. Something smells fishy there.
Obviously owned by the CCP, it's time for an overhaul of the WHO. They're obviously not working for the good of the rest of humanity.
Taiwan's Vice president, Mr. Chen Chien-Jen, who is also an epidemiologist saved Taiwan from financial ruin with an aggressive stance. Taiwan stands as an exemplary model of how a government should react when a country is threatened.
Dream lab
Dream lab on old phone
Taste and smell,Mrs food taste better that's a plus.For a fortnight ,perhaps 3 weeks depends on progression of virus.
France has now reclosed schools it opened last week after they tested the children and found many new clusters of asymptomatic infections. It’s also a long weekend again this week from Thursday, Assumption, I crossed the square this afternoon to find a whole group of weekenders with no masks chatting and ignoring social distancing. I went back home for safety. Thanks as always for being here to explain things.
Schools will reopen in UK on 1st june. Teachers union and teachers are opposed. Right wing press and govt are pushing ahead. Everything in the uk is poorly organized and last minute.
I'm a teacher in the UK and very concerned about what will happen next month...
yes 7 pre-schools in 40000 pre schools.
70 children tested positive, at least provide the numbers to people make their own ideas instead of making panic
"asymptomatic infections"? were they using the faulty chinese test kits?
Anyways thing need to reopen. Cant be lockeddown for ever. This virus ain't going away.
Outstanding job of keeping us informed Dr. Campbell, thank you!!!
One small bit of good news- Washington state has announced that testing will be offered to ANY person who wants to be tested, no restrictions for just healthcare workers and emergency medical personnel, at a drive through facility in Pierce County.
Here also in Colorado but the lines are LONG!
Only if you have a connection get test fast, too many people at once cannot handle all. Trump gets a test everyday.
@American Disconnects You are having a different experience than I. Here on my rural road only one in four breadwinners is traveling to and from work. Now at least another thirty percent are working from home. So a little more than half are working. And everyone here was working before the Pandemic. Although I believe another large segment is getting close to going back to work. And that's from having conversations with them. I realize that my situation is unique, because I live in a rural area and my neighbors are financially well off. This isn't a poor neighborhood. My neighbors have treated this like an unscheduled vacation. Of course if your bank account is flush, it's not the struggle it is for most people. In fact, the biggest issue for most families here is the parents not enjoying the homeschooling.
@American Disconnects. I am in NY and still under lockdown. A few days ago the did let landscaper, plant nurseries, tree cutters and the like back to work. Everyone must wear a mask when out but most businesses are shuttered except for groceries, pharmacies, hardware stores and restaurants doing take out. I haven't hugged my grandchildren in 8 weeks +.
Dr Campbell.... you should ignore people who "accuse you of this or that".
You aren't doing this to make people happy but rather as a service to humanity to provide information.(i'm making an assumption but I'd bet I am at least partially correct)
Please continue what you are doing which is to provide the most up to date and thorough information that you can collect.
This is a point that should be made. I don't agree with 100% of what you tell us, HOWEVER, I do believe 100% that you are providing unbiased information from your point of view.
I also believe that you are FAR more knowledgable than likely anyone watching your videos.
When I say that I don't agree 100%, this is due to cultural differences as far as trusting governmental agencies to be honest and forthright with their countries population.
Its been my experience that Brits are very proud of their own govt agencies (and I do not argue that its wrong to do so, i'm sure you have your reasons) but the US tends to be far less trusting of our own govt agencies.
I think its important for us all to keep things like that in mind when interacting. We each have a different level of trust with our own govts.
I do trust you providing unbiased data without reservation.....and I think any person accusing you of anything else are not taking into consideration that there are cultural differences at play.
David Liptrot because he’s not getting involved in conspiracy type topics.
It’s not that kind of channel tbh buddy
@@devilsadvocatetrolledition3183 Precisely. Dr. John deals in proveable facts, not unproven allegations, and politically motivated controversy. He has integrity, which is why people trust him.
Brett Nine , that’s it I watch to get an overall picture of what’s going on. It should be watched for what it is👍
@David Liptrot He doesn't respond to most of the comments. How could he? He's one man not an organisation. You asked him if he had an opinion on your theories. You can take it that he doesn't have one that he wishes to share
@David Liptrot - you have a very negatively skewed view. Who would be pressuring a Dr to put the wrong thing on the death certificate? Dr's can get struck off and prosecuted for that. He hasn't only answered "positive" input praising him. He's answered lots of different questions. You sound like a conspiracy theorist who thinks everyone else in the world is evil except yourself, (who's a put upon saint of course). If you don't like him and don't rate his method of information delivery, why watch him? You just sound really sinister.
I'm from Brazil, Rio de Janeiro and things are crazy around here. The hospitals were already full, and most of the people who got sick that I know, healed themselves because they had no other solution. our president is a terrible leader, and he is against social isolation. It's sad, pray for us 🙏
Hope ye get out of this crisis in good shape. Best wishes.
Brazil. You suffer because your president is an idiot. Ge truly is. Even cutting the rainforest down. He is an extremely devastating man.
What do you mean, El Jefe Generallisimo Ballsacknarrow has only the best interest of the people in mind.
Some news said hospital beds 90% full already and lack of doctors so more likely in 3 days the true 'triage' begins who gets a bed or a seat outside rather than after 14 days time..
Thinking about all of you and sending best wishes/ positive thoughts. (Not very good at the praying thing)
Plze take good care of yourself: get your immumesystem up as best as you can. Hang in there.
I appreciate and am grateful for Doctor John Campbell.
My daughter is 20 and this virus has wrecked havoc on her emotional well-being. I had to take her to the emergency department over the weekend due to a rapid pulse rate of 180. All due to anxiety. She has never suffered from this before. This virus hurts every last one of us....
Just keep her off any meds like benzodiazepines or anti depressants. They start a level of hell that she may not come back from. Lockdown from COVID will be a walk in the park compared the HELL that psych drugs bring.
So sorry! I am in NC and my children live long ways away and I can’t get to them to help. I hope she feels better soon. I suffer from anxiety and so do they.
I like to play Christian songs, and singing soothe my spirit. I started to look into learning to play piano, and another language. We need to occupy our time and reorganize our time. Hoping we reach out to God and have faith that we will overcome the fear and learn from all this crisis.
We need to be occupy and try to organize us with a calendar of chores or things to do.
I have downloaded a sound track of falling rain, very soothing on the headphones, the sound seems to stop you from thinking.
Hi Dr John You have over K100 / video . No reason to lament. I like the way you talk and await your clips every day.
Do Not Stop , Keep Up The Great Work For All Of Us
Many thanks Dr. John! US watching..stay safe!!
Thanks from Brussels! Been watching since January and I am calmer for it.
My heart goes out to the other country's that are becoming overwhelmed....Sometimes I find it hard to belive what happening to the world many thanks for vid DR: )
Not a chance for them.
(Politicians make your mark, we will remember you!)
@Underbitelover I understand that...this just seems so flipping needless..
Such an empathetic man you are John :-)
Thanks for all the information
Take care Be safe
Australia
Hi Dr John... Appreciate your all day work for the vids Keep it up if you can
I find your videos really informative and helpful, and I think you have a great delivery style, no nonsense but obviously caring. In this latest one you consider why the health advisers are slow to give advice. It occurs to me that it might be they are giving the advice, and the politicians are not taking it.
I dont get why people could hate on the doctor, he literally just read the data and the news while voicing his concerns, i dont even sense any political intention in any of his videos, except if you consider some guy talking about numbers and figures as political for some reason
Maybe those are wu mao.
They just want to be angry at someone. It's a defense mechanism of depression amd stress. Easier to blame someone else for your issues rather than take responsibility.
@@nicoledburns82 He gave us all permission to do so. I think he likes it
They have nothing better to fill their time with. They spend hours each day watching someone they loath. The logic escapes me.
They are morons, it’s like we have reached idiocracy levels. One guy further up said people are vaping Lysol.
How do you remain so calm John like you I was here day 1 when we only had 4 cases in the u.k
By reading books!
Because there is nothing to worry about.
minxymissy1 foll Dee rollll
peter evans Because John is a full on supporter of vaccines. I want to know what type of DR this man is because and an RN for 25 years, he honestly knows nothing about viruses. He’s lost....
Tana Carroll he has a PhD in pathology
Thank you doctor been following you since January, if you don’t mind please do an update on the PMIS. The new syndrome in children if possible thank you and be well
Think he did mate a couple of days ago
ITS NOT A CONSPIRACY Yes, I saw that one as well but there as been some developments in recent lancet articles released in the last few days. www.thelancet.com/journals/lanchi/article/PIIS2352-4642(20)30163-2/fulltext. www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(20)30396-0/fulltext. www.acc.org/latest-in-cardiology/articles/2020/05/01/01/42/pediatric-hyperinflammatory-syndrome-and-covid-19-statement-and-recommendations-from-a-pediatric-intensive-care-coronavirus-disease-2019-international-collaborative-conference-call
Yeah he said we were doomed last month.
Around about Christmas time a friends husband was in hospital with pnumonia, I remarked to my husband that was the fourth time somebody has told me that their husband/partner has had pnumonia. I am wondering if this virus was around before February. Thanks for all the info and updates.
Yes it’s been around longer than February. It seems to have started in November 2019.
I believe that it started in September 2019 maybe even before then.
between the 5th and the 11th according to american satellite pictures the area around the Wuhan bio lab
was under shutdown-the virus must have „escaped „ within this time frame.
And from there via planes around the world-we got it in november due to chinese visitors to our mess rooms
and nearby hotels,and it was really bad!
I've had Covid-19. After just over 14 days I appeared to have recovered. But it's becoming apparent to me that recovery is a journey not an event! I've been attempting to recover my physical condition. Each time I push myself, I experience a slight repeat of my symptoms.
Five weeks on, in the last few days it's become apparent looking back, just how far I've come. I've not been to hospital or been tested. I'm interested to now if my experience is typical or not.
Chris Cuomo said the same thing. Long recovery, weak, winded, etc.
If you haven't been tested how can you be sure you had it?
Do you know of the Facebook group for long termers?
My friend had it (a nurse) and she recovered and then had a lot of trouble over 5 weeks getting back to normal, even some symptoms coming back!
@@francessimmonds5784 There are several ways of getting diagnosed. One is a +ve test, another is a doctor doing a clinical diagnosis, based on the symptoms. There is of course another where a +ve test and clinical diagnosis occurs.
I was diagnosed by a GP examining my symptoms.
I love seeing the pictures of everyone all over the world! There are so many good people...so many lovely souls!
I don't have a mobile phone, do I write "I am feeling okay today" on a piece of paper each day and post it to them? :P
by pigeon
There's probably a computer app, too.
Elaine Allinson 👍
No, just when you don't feel okay, okay?
You really need to get one then. You can get a refurbished Samsung Ace 7 for about 200 now. They soon pay for themselves.
Six months later you'll wonder how you ever managed without it, saves hours!
Hi! Would you please consider doing a video about the different types of testing one could do? Ex.: Swab vs q-tip and proper way to do it, serology test, who, when, why. Mouth swab test, antibody test, fecal test, etc. What order would one need to do these and/or other tests and how often would each need to be done to provide best results, etc. I think we could use clarification on each noted above and other minitoring we could do, how often and why a diary of some or all on the info (tempersture testing, etc) by us would be useful for our understandibg and personal responsibiliry for ourselves and others, as well as a roadmap for the Dr.. Thank you! 😷
DR. JOHN CAMPBELL EVERYDAY!! THE BEST!! THANK YOU
Thank you Dr. Campbell 😊❤️
I am a type 1 diabetic and I'm taking 4000 IU of vitamin D daily. I also take other vitamins, but vitamin D is so important. I'm being safe, staying at least 6' away from folks, and staying home when I'm not at work. I'm a housekeeper at a university. We are currently deep cleaning dorm rooms, by ourselves, for fall semester. ( The furniture at universities is VERY heavy, and I have to move it across carpet!) It's hard work, but you keep me company with your videos. I usually replay the latest one right before I go to sleep every night. Helps me sleep well😊😴
Umami is one of the five basic tastes and is best described as a savory or “meaty” flavor. The umami taste comes from the presence of the amino acid glutamate - or glutamic acid - or the compounds inosinate or guanylate, which are typically present in high-protein foods.
Dont you just love him
Patricia Collier yes ! Is he married ?
No
Thanks, as always, for the update.
Thank you for sharing this vital information
Hello from south central Los Angeles
Duck!!
Hello from south est my village
John, a question. Primary school children appear pretty much unaffected by covid nearly all being asymptomatic. But can they pass it onto adults? I keep hearing on the news that there is very little risk of young kids passing covid onto adults, but intuitively this feels unlikely to me. Is there any data supporting the view that young children are not significant spreaders?
No they do pass it on. In Italy a lot of grandchildren live at home with there parents and grandparents ect children was getting it with out getting too ill taking it home and passing it onto the older generation. One reason I’m not sending my children back to school until September earliest.
@@Laura-lo2jk Thanks. I had a look again to see if there are any recent studies about child to adult transmission, but there is nothing conclusive - transmission does occur, but how common is it is uncertain.
Here’s the update for Vietnam since Dr. Campbell stopped his updates in March:
Vietnam
Cases 324
Deaths 0
Patient #91 has seen 20-30% improvement in lung function the past two weeks. He continues ECMO treatment while lung transplant is being considered.
We seriously need to get more countries to copy what you guys and Thailand are doing.
Not enough Doom there for him to be interested.
Don’t Trip not the only reason but yes, it would help prevent spread if more people wore masks.
@Don’t Trip
You can add warm climate, so outdoor living, which leads to distancing.
@@cytone101 That's not true, he is one man, trying to keep abreast of all the latest research on a daily basis, he has also shared important resources were indivudual,'s' can personally check out details for different part of the world.
Hi John, just want to point out regarding the Vaccine you mentioned. Its 8 out of 47. Not 8/8.
I was unsure of that myself. 8 out of 47 does not jive with the success claim. It appears they only tested 8.
Quote from article on test “Moderna has vaccinated dozens of study participants and measured antibodies in eight of them. All eight developed neutralizing antibodies to the virus at levels reaching or exceeding the levels seen in people who've naturally recovered from Covid-19, according to the company.”
They also were given a very low dose on this first trial as a safety measure, there is speculation that a larger vaccine dose would result in a larger number of test subjects producing antibodies.
You are both sort of right. They only tested eight of the 47.
When I have an upper respiratory infection, sense of smell and consequently taste is affected.
Yes same here if i have a bad cold.
Exactly, plus a lot of other conditions too.
Dr.John I m so happy to follow your Chanel since day one .i lieve in Florida we are praying that every one is ok
Persistant cough, with or without fever, seems to add up to a large percentage of people with persistant cough.
Wot?
Yeah like cold, flu, pneumonia,
allergies, tuberculosis, of which 1.5 million died last year, smoking, ALL are covid, especially if you die of one them, then it is covid for certain, you deserve what ever
you get. Truth tellers unfortunately, will pay a steep, steep, price for uttering truth, they will be executed, I prefer that to subservience to the inhuman monsters perpetuating this utter insanity and madness,
I understand your englisch perfectly 😉
Thanks from Germany
Annette Königsheim
That was a bit harsh, please saves your comments for those that deserve it. 🤗
@Annette Königsheimaahh.. unserstand 😄
hi there, thank you for your effort
I lost my smell and taste quite a while before my other symptoms. I had this with a headache for the first week. I also had the worst dry lips as well.
Just 2 questions ' how fast can one pass it on after been infected with the Virus before any symptoms and what temperature kills the Virus?
You can infect people before you get clear symptoms. Normally the incubation period is 5-6 days sometimes much longer.
Lubricus the slippery I've read reports of people being able to start spreading the virus within the first 12 hours after initial exposure; also being reported is a very high viral load being shed in droplets the day before first symptoms appear.
Staying informed with Dr C🙏
If establishments are doing temperature checks, could they also perform smell checks?
I had heard that for about a month and I think you were the one that brought it up about the smell and taste yeah what's going on why are we not getting better information sooner
Word, I called my GP in march asking about it (having lost almost all sense of taste and smell and had a constant cruciating headache for weeks) and "they knew but did not want to upset the public" and "it was on their list of symptoms". Oh and no need to self-isolate if I wasn't coughing.....
No way I could get tested then and nobody wants to now :P
So frustrating - I find myself relying more on the british gov. info than my own countries (NL) because they don't tell us anything usefull and only bits and pieces for weeks after the other Eu-countries have already taken measures about it.
@@muurrarium9460 Yeah it was obvious they were trying to rush through the herd immunity approach. It was kind of temporarily paused when people started to demand action but despite what they tell you the plan is still to get back to spreading it asap.
Hi Dr. John, what can you say about the covid19 pandemic handling of the Philippines?
I really enjoy hearing your view on the subject, even though I don't agree with everything. People can share their opinions without being rude!
Dr. Campbell, I think you should have better titles to your great videos...you had mentioned that fewer people watching your videos these last couple weeks, but if I were searching for this info, I wouldn’t have come across this full of facts info video! If you use, Covid 19 peer read studies on USA, UK, and Brazil... etc, you can think of a better title of course! Thanks so much for all you do, I look forward to your daily videos...
In India🇮🇳 the current concern along with covid is the cyclone Amfan. In West Bengal and Orissa, people have been moved to shelter homes and certainly it would be crowded and will cause increase in number of cases 7-10 days later.
I don't think its a failure on the UK scientists part - I suspect its more likely they were just ignored by the politicians or overruled by the behavioural unit "so as not to dilute the message" or something similar. I think any study of the british response necessarily must include the behavioural science aspect in order to understand why we did what we did, plus political and economic factors.
I agree, but, to be fair, it was Patrick Vallance, the Chief Scientific Adviser, who first said that this idiotic "herd immunity" idea could be preferable.
This is why it would be nice to see the minutes of the SAGE meetings - I would like to know if it was flawed scientific advice or political decisions not to utilise it well.
Warau Kyuuketsuki Ours is dominated by Journalists and marketing managers. Hence the high level presentation, lots of slogans and no execution or substance.
I rely on you for my info! I have been telling people for weeks Dr John says........🤣🤣
Very helpful thank you! Your so wise!
Dr Campbell, any idea why Hypertension doesn't seem to be being mentioned in the UK by the NHS or government as a high risk illness? Seems odd given the percentages recorded in other countries.
@keirfree senior www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/people-at-higher-risk-from-coronavirus/whos-at-higher-risk-from-coronavirus/ No mention here, no need to be hostile, feel free to link anything I've missed but I've never seen recommendations from the NHS or the Government.
quick question john
in any of these studies, did they make a difference between type 1 and 2 diabetes
2 is often associated with either age or obesity
are these two causes of diabetes type 2 that are also comorbidity s for covid the reason or should a young fit person with type 1 also fear the 10% chance of death diabetes patients are warned about?
Hi Dr. John ❤
Excited again to see more than one video for today. Yay!
I really want to have an antibody test to see if I have had it wasn't well in end of January, February ish had a cough slightly breathlessness legs aching I was confused because I thought I had a cold then I couldn't taste nothing for a week
Donated. Pretty sure you've saved our family from several Corona missteps.
Dr Campbell I am from California born and raised in India. I heard a news from Amritsar about death rates. The death rates have actually fallen. This is based on some cremation places. For example one guy who works on one of these places said the number of dead bodies used to average 30 a month. Now reduced to around 20. They gave reason drug and alcohol overdose deaths have reduced due to curfew in the Punjab state. Do you have any such information if could you comment . Thank you for doing a wonderful job of updating.
Thank You for your amazing work. In the world a big service
I know what the statement meant, but had a chuckle of the image of a 6 year old pulling up to a testing site in the family car.
Wonderful work Dr. Would you be able to make a video about the reports of 55,000 excess UK deaths
Highly recommend that you go read the Office of National Statistics report. Very straightforward the first graph is the real shocker. www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/deaths/bulletins/deathsregisteredweeklyinenglandandwalesprovisional/weekending8may2020
Perhaps this is a bit too narrow question but what is the attitude or policy of NHS blood service during this time? I used to be a regular donor but got mild covid-like symptoms at the beginning of lockdown, and I still have a mild, spordiac attacks of a dry cough weeks later. It could be hayfever but as I never got tested for covid, I haven't dared to book for a donation. All blood is tested of course. What happens if I still have the virus or if I have antibodies?
umami. Lovely day in Newfoundland.11 days no new cases. light snow. Big flakes.
James Andrews you guys have snow🙀 Alberta’s been very dry! No new cases in Edmonton but Calgary is suffering 🥺 stay safe!
Thank you
You're welcome
Thank you for your consistent level headed approach. Please do not be disheartened by armchair critics.
Mr John, I was positive for covid-19 on 3/15/2020, my sense of smell is not back to normal jet, this may mean something.
I’ve been using COVID symptom study since it was released. Must be around 3 months now.
Haywood The app here in the USA recently changed its name a wee bit; I downloaded it the first time Dr. John mentioned it, and have profiles for myself and other family members. Only in the last week have tests become available for asymptomatic folks or the general public in my area (Atlanta, GA), but one still is required to make an appointment, and wait in line in your vehicle for hours....so, none of my family have been tested.
5:07 They're over two months behind you Dr Campbell!
Dr Jon, my 73 yr old husband & I have been quarantined since 3/13.
In US. We both have lost sense of taste and appetite and have lost 20 lbs each. Could we both have been positive? There is still NO way to get a test here in us unless ill.
Thank you for all your very important work and info . Please keep it coming💕👵😷🧤
Prepare to make Great Depression meals in the winter.
Where are you? In Tennessee anyone can get a test.
It is quite obvious they want a proportion of people to contract it. There is absolutely no other explanation
Thank you, Dr. Campbell, for an excellent report, as usual! I was wondering if you could comment/discuss updates on the Kawasaki-like syndrome (reportedly in children) and strokes/ high inflammatory markers (CRP, D-Dimer and so on), elevated liver enzymes, altered kidney function in adults - particularly...
Why is the Kawasaki-like syndrome reported in children, yet we are seeing the same in adults?
In those who tested negative for SARS-CoV-2 with Kawasaki-like syndrome, is this perhaps because of a prior exposure to SARS-CoV-2 and/or H1N1(2009)? and/or other virus exposure?
I know we saw this in H1N1(2009) patients in 2009-2010 after exposure/illness, in adults and children.
It would seem that imflammatory responses may be a concern when developing a vaccine as well.
Also, I did see a study announced where randomized serology testing is being done in the US. If I recall correctly, it was linked to ot preforned by the CDC. It's certainly difficult at best to try to keep up with the numerous studies going on. If I run across it again, I'll post a link.
Also, some doctors here are reluctant to preform the serology (IgG/IgM)testing because they believe that people can be reinfected and become ill again, despite the presence of what is thought to be neutralizing antibodies. It would seem the only way to find out is to have a positive test, then re-exposure? Any thoughts on this?
Thank you for sharing your insight and wisdom with the world!
Your video on just washing hands alone has no doubt saved lives! The other information is something you can't put a value on... it's saving lives, sparking ideas in researchers & sharing important information like has never been done on this scale ever before.
Many blessings for you Dr. Campbell!
Let's all get through this together!
Hi Carol - I can answer one of your questions. I was asked to participate in one of the US SARS-COV2 Pandemic Serosurvey and blood sampling that is being conducted by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious diseases. (NIAID) in partnership with the University of Alabama and University of Pittsburgh. They are doing randomized nationwide testing of 100,000 people. They just started so results are going to be a few weeks away.
ZINC deficiency causes Anosmia.. I researched this with Professor Derek Bryce Smith back in the mid-1980's.. Zinc is used up VERY quickly during a viral infection! Book - The Zinc Solution
I don't know the medical reasons, but I never travel without zinc, as some countries only sell small mg. I take 2 50mg tablets as soon as I feel something coming on and then 1 a few times a day until I feel yucky. It's always worked, even when in very close contact with someone who is sick. The trick is you need to take it at the first sign of a tickle in the throat. I do take other things with it, but there is definitely something to it.
@keirfree senior University of Washington doctors first observed the effectiveness of zinc supplementation in cancer patients in 1985. It was shown that sucking on zinc pills can heal a sore throat. Highly effective if taken at first sign of symptoms. Take with food as zinc can cause nausea on empty stomach.
One big problem with the loss-of-smell test is that people with hay-fever allergies regularly have a diminished sense of smell and may not recognize it if it goes away for a few days.
This "allergic rhinitis" affects between 10% and 30% of people, worldwide, which cuts the cohort for the test significantly.
LOL I think regular hayfever sufferers will recognize the difference. I *never* lost my sense of smell/taste so completely in my life!
Could an easily available quasi
standard test substance to test smell at home be sugested?
I have ammonia, camphor, would like get butiric acid..uff...
if one does not smell the later, shure thats it...
Poor Dr. Li❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😫😫😫😫😫😫
I heard loss of taste and smell weeks ago!!!
nice, he's made videos about it in the past
Would love your feedback on school children from R, year 1 and Year 6 to go back to school in England from 1st June
In Germany children in the last year of junior school and 15 year olds went back on the 18th May, all the others go back on the 1st June, summer holidays start 5/6 weeks later as they have different dates in different states.
Back in February I felt extreme fatigue for almost a full month. Felt like the wind could blow me over while I walked outside. Never had a fever as far as I could remember but cough was there. Wish they would get these antibodies test out there...
Miguel's dog looks so cute!!!!
We have that app in Sweden too. I’ve got it and report daily.
Time 8:59 What is "Asomnia"? (Anosmia.) Sorry Dr John, I have noticed many instances where twist words. This is so far, the most recent case. Please go back and check this one.
When you test negative you can go back to work you say, but you might catch the virus the next day or the week after ..so is gov willing to test us everyday? or is t just one off?
Trump, Putin, Bolsonaro, Johnson. Wonder what those people have in common.....
All cunty.
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Bloody, true.
"18% of people who lost smell tested negative", but does the test have a 30% false negative rate, so it's difficult to interpret the utility and validity of that 18% finding?
Ya, 30% false negative, with most not having it, tells you nothing.
Thank you Dr Campbell
Are there any studies on people with hayfever and how they may be affected?
Lot of hoarse voice as symptom in Michigan with positive patients🙏
Isn‘t loss of smell a common symptom of a simple cold too?! I‘ve had that every single time while having a cold. It usually started that way. First sign of an upcoming cold! So I don‘t think that‘s that much specific for Covid19(?)
It's a well-known fact that viruses have a tendency to have a symptom of loss of smell and taste
It can be but is usually accompanied by stuffed sinuses and a snotty nose. I think this is not the same.
David Liptrot it’s a corona type virus moron so yes it shares similarities in symptoms. When you get a pain in your chest is it reflux or a heart attack or are we just keeping the con going? You guys are painful.
I am so grateful for your time and effort. God bless you 🙏❤️😊
Why have I not heard any correlation: loss of smell is a sign of zinc
deficiency, zinc in cells helps stop RNA reproduction, how virus
replicate, etc, etc. Most info from your channel. No one has put
these together yet?
Also, on the US vaccine trial, the 8 individuals "ranged from 18-52", not a good sample group. One of your videos a few weeks ago you said on mortality, Median age 72. The IQR of 57-82. so 75% were over 57. This study gave the trial drugs to only those in the bottom 25%. Not a good sample group. Comments?
A couple weeks ago I kept smelling a hot iron, best way I know how to describe it. It lasted for three days. I thought I was losing my mind. Bizarre beyond belief. Could an odd kind of chemical smell be a symptom?
Unplug your iron 😆 Just kidding! ❤️
I had this for three days last week! Even had to Google it. Smelt like burning metal.
I could be the extra ozone created by the 5G? :s
dallastaylor 547 I keep having unusual sensations and always wonder if it could be a new covid symptom. Hate this.
Probably won't help solve the mystery but some easy access info about the chemistry of metallic odor. It's pretty strange.
czcams.com/video/BqLH-nTZEOc/video.html
We have yet to see the toll from this health Emergency crisis pertaining to Depression, job loss, starvation, business loss, domestic ECT ..🙏✝️😫
It's sad but we also need to remember these were all issues prior to covid 19 and will be issues after. I think all this has done is shown how vulnerable our mental health issues are and how we should have been addressing it before and long after the virus :(
@@nicoledburns82 This will make it 50 x's worse in that department sadly. This part has just begun🙏🙏
What I'm most curious about is that 10% of people without previous conditions. Need to know a lot more about that.
That's 10% of people without _known_ conditions -- or conditions not considered significant enough by the medical examiner to report as co-morbidities. Not exactly the same thing as "people without previous conditions". A lot of conditions that may contribute to death with Covid19 probably go undiagnosed, and this could easily be as high as 10% of cases.
@@andreafalconiero9089 Yes, as I say, I want to know a lot more about that category. I think it can yield some very useful information. As it stands now, we are just sort of left with the impression that, oh, it can get anyone.
ETA: There are also the healthcare workers who died. Were they among the 10%? In those cases, we must ask about their viral load.
Thank you 😊