Coronavirus discussion thread

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Feb 2021
10:38am, 4 Feb 2021
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Hunkyteddy
1 in 11,000. That'll do.
Feb 2021
10:57am, 4 Feb 2021
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Oscar the Grouch
1 in 28,000...
Feb 2021
11:02am, 4 Feb 2021
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Ultracat
Pregnant women I assume they are routinely tested as they go to hospital to have baby.
Feb 2021
11:08am, 4 Feb 2021
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Velociraptor
1 in 17544/1 in 2309, with the only declared risk factor being my age and no factoring in of immunisation status.
Feb 2021
11:17am, 4 Feb 2021
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HappyG(rrr)
I'd like to see risk of catching it, not just risk of getting severe hospitalization or death. I'm not worried about dying, not keen on living with impaired respiratory function or other long covid symptoms. But I don't think any of the calculators show that.
Feb 2021
11:32am, 4 Feb 2021
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larkim
1 in 31250 / 1 in 23256

How is absolute risk lower than risk with no risk factors when I've got no risk factors?
Feb 2021
11:38am, 4 Feb 2021
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ThorntonRunner
It may come down to location Larkim - presumably the no risk factors option is UK average. I had a higher than expected risk - about 1 in 5600 if I remember, but I live near Leicester which has been a hotspot. In effect home address can be a risk factor
Feb 2021
11:47am, 4 Feb 2021
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larkim
I think that's right - I removed my postcode and they aligned (for death), though were still a little out of step for hospitalisation.
Feb 2021
12:33pm, 4 Feb 2021
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Bazoaxe
87yo housebound MiL has had vaccine 1 - yay. But not without incident.

Mrs Axe told the person who called that she would almost certainly be in bed sleeping and would not hear or answer the door and ensured that they had the key safe code to let themselves in and wake her up. Of course they arrived, didnt know about the key safe and got no answer from the buzzer. Luckily the ground floor neighbour somehow stepped in, called Mrs Axe and got permission to share the done (he has it just in case) and they got in and gave the vaccine.

I know its hard to be critical but Mrs Axe knew this would happen and ensured the message was made clear, but it didnt obviously pass down the line
Feb 2021
12:42pm, 4 Feb 2021
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DocM
Pregnant women have an increased risk of getting sick if they catch covid

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