In an analysis published in The Lancet, two Italian researchers have predicted a doomsday scenario for Italy if coronavirus infections continue at current rate.
The analysis of 10 gene sequences of the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) from nine patients in Wuhan found that the virus is most closely related to two bat-derived SARS-like coronaviruses.
Living in long-term conflict areas like Kashmir leads to long-term health issues. Fact does not change if a foreign journal or an Indian one points it out.
IMA letter says Lancet has “committed breach of propriety in commenting on this political issue” and it has withdrawn esteem it had for the British journal.
British journal The Lancet has carried an editorial called ‘Fear and uncertainty around Kashmir’s future’, which has drawn flak from Indians on social media.
Studies such as the one published in Lancet recently suggesting that one could die if certain foods are avoided is problematic because such science is riddled with contradictory studies.
The reach and impact of influencers are so significant that even politicians such as Prime Minister Narendra Modi have recognised their value—the National Creators Award is proof.
Economists say there are weaknesses in India’s GDP data. But statisticians claim the accusations are based on flawed understanding, saying while GDP has problems, the economists are looking in the wrong places.
Both the governments expressed their commitment to strengthening their maritime cooperation to strengthen the maritime safety and security framework in the region.
“Why doctors in Italy are letting some coronavirus patients die to save others”
This is simply not true.
The article intentionally confuses a contingency plan (the triage guidelines) with an actual occurrence. And this rumor that Italy is letting its patients die and is spreading like wildifire in the news.
Yes, this could happen because of the virus progression curve. Indeed, the country went into lock down to “flatten the curve” and avoid the collapse of the healthcare system.
But Italy is not at the point yet. And if Italy avoids to get to that point, it will be thanks to the Italian (public) healthcare system, which provided widely available testing already in February, so that the authority could track the progression of the infection and take the extreme measures of forcing the entire population at home when the statistics showed the risk ahead of us.
Please take note of those facts in your reporting. The Italian experience is actually a positive example of response to a crisis, an example for the rest of the world .
The thing that you should remove is this article, which is FAKE and RACIST.
Stop spreading lies, or your shitty third world website will cease to exist.
“Why doctors in Italy are letting some coronavirus patients die to save others”
This is simply not true.
The article intentionally confuses a contingency plan (the triage guidelines) with an actual occurrence. And this rumor that Italy is letting its patients die and is spreading like wildifire in the news.
Yes, this could happen because of the virus progression curve. Indeed, the country went into lock down to “flatten the curve” and avoid the collapse of the healthcare system.
But Italy is not at the point yet. And if Italy avoids to get to that point, it will be thanks to the Italian (public) healthcare system, which provided widely available testing already in February, so that the authority could track the progression of the infection and take the extreme measures of forcing the entire population at home when the statistics showed the risk ahead of us.
Please take note of those facts in your reporting. The Italian experience is actually a positive example of response to a crisis, an example for the rest of the world .
Thanks for the clarification. Happy to note that Italy is not at that tipping point yet. Hope it never gets there.