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The new virus is genetically 96% identical to a known coronavirus in bats and 86-92% identical to a coronavirus in pangolin. Therefore, the transmission of a mutated virus from animals to humans is the most likely cause of the appearance of the new virus.
Source of COVID-19
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medium.com medium.com
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When asked why Wuhan was so much higher than the national level, the Chinese official replied that it was for lack of resources, citing as an example that there were only 110 critical care beds in the three designated hospitals where most of the cases were sent.
Wuhan's rate then = 4.9%
National rate = 2.1%
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80% of food in the UK is imported. How about your country? Your town?
Food for thought
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The South Korean government is delivering food parcels to those in quarantine. Our national and local governments need to quickly organise the capacity and resources required to do this.Japanese schools are scheduled to be closed for march.
Food delivery in South Korea and closing schools in Japan
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The limited availability of beds in Wuhan raised their mortality rate from 0.16% to 4.9%This is why the Chinese government built a hospital in a week. Are our governments capable of doing the same?
Case of Wuhan
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The UK population is 67 million people, that’s 5.4 million infected.Currents predictions are that 80% of the cases will be mild.If 20% of those people require hospitalization for 3–6 weeks?That’s 1,086,176 People.Do you know how many beds the NHS has?140,000
There will be a great lack of beds
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Evolving to be observant of direct dangers to ourselves seems to have left us terrible at predicting second and third-order effects of events.When worrying about earthquakes we think first of how many people will die from collapsing buildings and falling rubble. Do we think of how many will die due to destroyed hospitals?
Thinking of second and third-order effects of events
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Can you guess the number of people that have contracted the flu this year that needed hospitalisation in the US? 0.9%
0.9% of flu cases that required hospitalisation vs 20% of COVID-19
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The UK has 2.8 million people over the age of 85.The US has 12.6 million people over the Age of 80.Trump told people not to worry because 60,000 people a year die of the flu. If just 25% of the US over 80’s cohort get infected, given current mortality rates that’s 466,200 deaths in that age group alone with the assumption that the healthcare system has the capacity to handle all of the infected.
Interesting calculation of probabilistic deaths of people > 80. Basically, with at least 25% infected people in the US who are > 80, we might have almost x8 more deaths than by flu
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The formula China is using is current total deaths/current confirmed cases.
Mortality rate of COVID-19 used by China =
\(\dfrac{currentTotalDeaths}{currentConfirmedCases}\)
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Each year the flu infects between 2 to 11% of the population. 11The infectiousness of a disease is measured by its R0 value. R0 is a measure of how many people will catch a disease from one infected person. The R0 value of the flu is 1.28. The R0 of COVID-19 is assumed to be between 1.4–3.8
R0 - measure of how many people will catch a disease from one infected person.
R0 (Flu): 1.28
R0 (COVID-19): 1.4 - 3.8 (but some say 4.7 - 7.12)
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cases outside of china are doubling roughly every 5 days. The reported rate of infection in China is lower, but China has taken drastic quarantine measures, including welding people inside apartment buildings.
Doubling tendency of COVID-19
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“confirmed cases” is the lowest possible number of cases in that country. It’s the lower bound of an estimate.
What confirmed cases actually means
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In The Atlantic, Marc Lipsitch, a leading epidemiologist at Harvard reported that “that within the coming year, some 40 to 70 percent of people around the world will be infected with the virus that causes COVID-19”. This was last week and while ridiculed at the time, his assumptions are now the generally accepted position among epidemiologists.
40 - 70 % of people will be infected with COVID-19 (it might even increase)
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Death Rate
Death rate of COVID-19:
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The Virus may persist on surfaces for up to 9 days, on some surfaces up to 27 days
Coronavirus' lifespan
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