This was the point I was making to Leon yesterday but ended up losing patience over. In conditions of high uncertainty AND high consequence outcomes, knowing what you must avoid (your Never Events) a… (View Post)

Genuine question. Where is there evidence that it is not? So far I have seen inconclusive evidence that would point in the direction of it being milder (with relevant caveats), such as the SA data, a… (View Post)

It is important to know you baseline. Seems your reading is lower than the average, for whatever reason (actual baseline, equipment, method of measuring, whatever). (View Post)

The hospital where my wife works saw COVID patients walk in under their own steam with blood oxygen levels that would normally mean they were dead. Very low blood oxygen levels at point of presentati… (View Post)

Which is consistent with omicron being an upper respiratory tract infection rather than lower respiratory tract - also supported by the shift in symptoms to include sneezing and scratchy throat (View Post)