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Danas je u Politici izašlo 7 strana čitulja. Svi su iznenada preminuli, posle kraće bolesti.

radiátor wrote:Austrijanci su radili testove na prisustvo antitela ili na prisustvo virusa? Koliko sam skapirao, nema dovoljno pouzdanih testova na prisustvo antitela...

Ipak, studija koju je sproveo Tehnološki institut u Masačusetsu (MIT) tvrdi da vas ova razdaljina neće odbraniti od virusa i patogena.

Kako navode istraživači, zaražene kapljice mogu da se zadrže u vazduhu i do 10 minuta.

ontheotherhand wrote:6 i 8 metara seperejšna

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Ljudi širom sveta savtovani su da ostanu kod kuće bez kontaktna sa drugima, a ukoliko izlazite iz kuće držite distancu od minimum dva metra od drugih osoba.

Ipak, studija koju je sproveo Tehnološki institut u Masačusetsu (MIT) tvrdi da vas ova razdaljina neće odbraniti od virusa i patogena.

Studija je utvrdila da kapljice od kijanja i kašljanja mogu da „putuju“ i do osam metara u toploj i vlažnoj klimi.
Ova studija navodi da ne treba samo da brinemo o osobi koja se nalazi pored nas jer kašalj može da širi zaražene kapljice i do 6 metara udaljenosti, a kijanje i do osam metara udaljenosti.

Kako navode istraživači, zaražene kapljice mogu da se zadrže u vazduhu i do 10 minuta.

Vide snimci koji u snimljeni i analizirani od strane naučnika sa Univerziteta u Bristolu dokazuju da kapljice stvorene kijanjem mogu da putuju brzinom od 160 km/h.
Upravo zbog ovih tvrdnji savetuje se da se nos i usta prekriju kada kašljete ili kijate kako patogeni ne bi dospeli u vazduh i širili se dalje.
Zato je nošenje maski od velike važnosti tokom panedmije, kao i nošenje naočara jer virus u naše telo može da dospe ukoliko neopranim rukama na kojima se nalazi virus dirate oči, nos i usta.

rumbeando wrote:Arkadija tamo:

Danas je u Politici izašlo 7 strana čitulja. Svi su iznenada preminuli, posle kraće bolesti.

У овим тренуцима не само да се познају пријатељи, не само да се виде које земље Србију доживљавају као пријатељске, већ се препознаје и будућност. У оваквим временима, у најтежим временима, ми градимо политику за будућност - поручио је министар Вулин и додао да ће Србија умети да памти ко јој је помогао и ко је био уз њу и да своју будућу политику усмерава у складу са таквим чињеницама.

Daï Djakman Faré wrote:

rumbeando wrote:Arkadija tamo:

jos elemenata za naseg forumskog fabijana sovagovica iz ritma zlocina

ja samo beattakeshi-ju verujem za procenu broja mrtvih

Daï Djakman Faré wrote:

rumbeando wrote:Arkadija tamo:

jos elemenata za naseg forumskog fabijana sovagovica iz ritma zlocina

ja samo beattakeshi-ju verujem za procenu broja mrtvih

U petak u 17 sati počinje policijski čas i trajaće do ponedeljka u 5 ujutru, saznaje “Blic”.

Marius Lăcătuș wrote:uz duzno postovanje i naravno ogromnu verovatnocu da gresim, mislim da se preteruje sa odlukom da se ne izlazi napolje
mislim da je na otvorenom prostoru gde nema vise od 1 osobe na 100m2 sasvim bezbedno kao i uvek.


nego nam "danas" demantuje takeshija
https://www.danas.rs/beograd/u-beogradu-godisnje-umre-20-000-ljudi/

Marius Lăcătuș wrote:uz duzno postovanje i naravno ogromnu verovatnocu da gresim, mislim da se preteruje sa odlukom da se ne izlazi napolje
mislim da je na otvorenom prostoru gde nema vise od 1 osobe na 100m2 sasvim bezbedno kao i uvek.


nego nam "danas" demantuje takeshija
https://www.danas.rs/beograd/u-beogradu-godisnje-umre-20-000-ljudi/

Marius Lăcătuș wrote:uz duzno postovanje i naravno ogromnu verovatnocu da gresim, mislim da se preteruje sa odlukom da se ne izlazi napolje
mislim da je na otvorenom prostoru gde nema vise od 1 osobe na 100m2 sasvim bezbedno kao i uvek.


nego nam "danas" demantuje takeshija
https://www.danas.rs/beograd/u-beogradu-godisnje-umre-20-000-ljudi/

Marius Lăcătuș wrote:ma znam zajebavam se

EU science chief resigns with blast at coronavirus response

European Research Council’s Mauro Ferrari hits out at lack of co-ordinated action on Covid-19

Clive Cookson in London and Michael Peel in Brussels
5 HOURS AGO

The president of the European Research Council — the EU’s top scientist — has resigned after failing to persuade Brussels to set up a large-scale scientific programme to fight Covid-19.

Professor Mauro Ferrari, who started a four-year term as leader of Europe’s flagship scientific institution on January 1, submitted his resignation to EU commission president Ursula von der Leyen on Tuesday afternoon.

“I have been extremely disappointed by the European response to Covid-19,” he said in a statement to the Financial Times. “I arrived at the ERC a fervent supporter of the EU [but] the Covid-19 crisis completely changed my views, though the ideals of international collaboration I continue to support with enthusiasm.”

The ERC, set up in 2007 to fund Europe’s best scientists, has become one of the world’s most prestigious funding agencies with a budget of around €2bn a year.

Prof Ferrari, an Italian-American pioneer of nanomedicine, said his rift with the European Commission started in early March “as it became evident that the pandemic would be a tragedy of possibly unprecedented proportions”.

He said he proposed then to set up a special ERC programme to combat Covid-19. “I thought that at a time like this, the very best scientists in the world should be provided with resources and opportunities to fight the pandemic, with new drugs, new vaccines, new diagnostic tools, new behavioural dynamic approaches based on science, to replace the oft-improvised intuitions of political leaders,” he said.

But the ERC Scientific Council, its governing body, unanimously rejected the idea, he said, on the grounds that its remit allows it only to fund “bottom-up” research proposed by scientists, rather than larger “top-down” programmes with objectives set by EU leaders.

“I argued that this was not the time for scientific governance to worry excessively about the subtleties of the distinctions between bottom-up versus top-down research,” said Prof Ferrari, who spent much of his career as a prominent cancer researcher in the US.

He said he got a second chance when Ms von der Leyen asked him for his views on addressing the pandemic. He then developed a plan “to which she contributed substantial directives”.

“The very fact that I worked directly with her created an internal political thunderstorm,” he said. “The proposal was passed on to different layers of European Commission administration, where I believe it disintegrated upon impact.”

A commission spokesperson expressed gratitude for Prof Ferrari’s work, regretted his resignation “at this early stage in his mandate” and wished him well for the future. The commission plans to put together a search committee for a replacement as soon as possible.

The spokesperson said 50 ongoing or completed ERC projects were contributing to the response to Covid-19. Other EU-level scientific crisis measures included backing for 18 urgent research and development products and financial support for German company CureVac’s work on a possible vaccine.

EU officials said other members of the ERC’s Scientific Council had disagreed with Prof Ferrari’s idea to focus the body on short-term pandemic response, arguing other EU structures were better placed to do this. The commission had tried unsuccessfully to broker a solution.

Prof Ferrari lamented “the complete absence of co-ordination of healthcare policies among member states, the recurrent opposition to cohesive financial support initiatives, the pervasive one-sided border closures” in the EU.

The pandemic has stoked tensions within the bloc and led to criticism that some EU countries have failed to co-operate or show solidarity with those hit hardest by coronavirus.

Janez Lenarcic, the EU’s crisis management commissioner, said on Tuesday that member states had initially not offered the help needed by Italy as the death toll there soared.

“There was an inadequate response to the Italian request for assistance from other EU member states,” he told reporters in Brussels on Tuesday, as he unveiled a plan to dispatch doctors and nurses from Romania and Norway to Italy. “But things have changed now.”

With the commission’s agreement, Prof Ferrari remained a part-time affiliate professor at the University of Washington School of Pharmacy in Seattle after he became ERC president. He plans now to set up an international research initiative to fight Covid-19 from the US.