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Slides from the survey people are discussing now: "Sentiments of the General Public on COVID-19
A Global Snap Survey conducted by PSRC in partnership with Gallup International," April, 2020. (Thread) ImageImageImageImage
Methodology: (Note for PH it's online and phone, all urban: and phone and online being the least reliable survey method so, grain of salt...). Results follow... ImageImage
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Sunday thread: 1. The USA, etc. hoovering up reagents and testing kit, not to mention PPE, output leaving PH unable to order/import in volume to expand (targeted) testing, both the kind to determine if someone currently infect, and for antibody presence to show past infection.
2. Even setting aside possibility still debate within gov't to what extent to expand testing, it means testing won't be as extensive as officially OKd. Means true scope/scale will still be unknown to policy makers/public. We know per media ICU capacity NCR about to be reached.
3. Anecdotally, three imp't things: a. In places (often below media radar), lockdown/quarantine isn't really practiced, because to even try to do so would result in public revolt. So it's laissez-faire. Means #COVID19PH could be rampant but anyway no data. b. People jittery...
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What other countries are discussing but we're not. Basically, it's a top down (lockdown) and bottom up (testing, contact tracing) approach that will flatten the curve. But after that massive testing is needed: testing for infection (plus contact tracing) *and* antibody testing...
to see who may have had it, but never shown symptoms though they recovered. It's the people who recovered after hospitalization/quarantine *and* those who have undergone antibody testing showing they were exposed, who will be the ones able to return to work. Those not yet...
exposed might still have to stay in quarantine until a vaccine is ready next year. In Germany people who survived, underwent quarantine after exposure and/or showed exposure in an antibody test, would receive certificates and this would allow them to return to work. In the USA...
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#QuarantineMusic, Day 6 thread. Since this is Holy Week, starting w/some sacred music. 243 musicians perform Vivaldi's "Gloria," a personal fave. Stay At Home Choir, April 4, 2020:
2. The singer Renée Fleming in Virginia and pianist Evgeny Kissin in Prague, phone in a lovely performance of Gounod's "Ave Maria," March 29, 2020:
3. Another "Ave Maria," by Bruckner this time, phoned-in by the Tyrolean National Youth Choir on March 27, 2020:
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