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Nē tikai dušās, ļoti labi izplatās arī kondicionēšanas sistēmās. Viņu tāpēc arī sauc par leģionāru slimību, jo armijas veterāni 1976 bija sapulcējušies Filadelfijas hotelī uz konferenci. Pēc ntajiem gadiem nonāca pie slēdziena, ka kondicionēšanas sistēma efektīvi aplipināja vecos veterānus ar šo bacili. +jābūt novājināta imūnsistēmai Itāļa gadījumā imūnsistēma, visticamāk, bija nomākta ar potēm

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In Scotland, a government report has disclosed that the Omicron wave north of the border is expected to peak this week, with cases dropping rapidly thereafter. In general, hospital stays for Omicron patients tend to be shorter than with previous variants and few of those admitted need critical care. There are fewer people in critical care beds in England than at the same time in any of the previous five years. It increasingly looks as if Omicron may be our route out of the pandemic, as the relative mildness of its symptoms means immunity can be built up in the population. Against this backdrop, Covid should soon come to be seen as endemic, like flu and other infectious diseases — dangerous for certain very vulnerable groups but little more than an inconvenience to most. Paralysis Dr Clive Dix, the former head of our brilliant Vaccines Taskforce, has called for a major rethink of our approach to Covid to promote ‘a new normality’. ‘We now need to manage disease, not virus spread,’ he wrote. I could not agree more. We desperately need to come out of the Covid shadows cast by that over-inflated modelling. Employers are suffering an immense burden. With a million people in isolation with Covid last week, most of whom have no symptoms or only mild ones, the economy is at risk of grinding to a halt. Boris Johnson is said to be looking at cutting the period for self-isolation after a positive test from seven to five days +8 Boris Johnson is said to be looking at cutting the period for self-isolation after a positive test from seven to five days Worse, at least 10 per cent of staff at many hospitals were off work. What a bitter irony that measures designed to protect us are now actively fuelling harm by leaving vital services overstretched. The paralysis has to be broken. And one key step would be to cut the period for self-isolation after a positive test from seven to five days. Three senior Ministers — Chancellor Rishi Sunak, Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi and Housing Secretary Michael Gove — have spoken out in favour of this. The PM has said he is looking at changing the policy. It is what the U.S. did weeks ago. But the UKHSA opposed the move. It has also declared that 10-30 per cent of people may still be testing positive on Day 6 — but offered no breakdown of this ‘umbrella figure’. What about the triple-jabbed? Is age a factor? This is the kind of vital information needed to make crucial decisions. Ironically, the UKHSA is now set to acknowledge that it was wrong in its analysis of the U.S. position. Unjabbed We must also end our obsession with testing healthy people, which is only perpetuating unnecessary absenteeism while doing little for public health. The current expensive, intrusive testing regimen was designed for a very different Covid threat. We also need, as the OSR demands, much greater transparency on data. When it comes to Covid deaths, for instance, we should be told how many died from the disease and how many with the disease. The latter will include many people with terminal conditions such as cancer or kidney failure. Why are we not updated regularly on the percentage of intensive care patients who are unjabbed? We have heard anecdotally from doctors that it is 90 per cent. Openness is an aid to public understanding and, in fact, there is plenty of good news on our progress against the virus. But it has been crowded out by wilfully concocted pessimism, cynically used to wield control. When the pandemic is finally over and independent inquiries are launched, the fear-mongering at the heart of the public health establishment may well emerge as the greatest scandal of all. Worse, at least 10 per cent of staff at many hospitals were off work. What a bitter irony that measures designed to protect us are now actively fuelling harm by leaving vital services overstretched. The paralysis has to be broken. And one key step would be to cut the period for self-isolation after a positive test from seven to five days. Three senior Ministers — Chancellor Rishi Sunak, Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi and Housing Secretary Michael Gove — have spoken out in favour of this. The PM has said he is looking at changing the policy. It is what the U.S. did weeks ago. But the UKHSA opposed the move. It has also declared that 10-30 per cent of people may still be testing positive on Day 6 — but offered no breakdown of this ‘umbrella figure’. What about the triple-jabbed? Is age a factor? This is the kind of vital information needed to make crucial decisions. Ironically, the UKHSA is now set to acknowledge that it was wrong in its analysis of the U.S. position. Unjabbed We must also end our obsession with testing healthy people, which is only perpetuating unnecessary absenteeism while doing little for public health. The current expensive, intrusive testing regimen was designed for a very different Covid threat. We also need, as the OSR demands, much greater transparency on data. When it comes to Covid deaths, for instance, we should be told how many died from the disease and how many with the disease. The latter will include many people with terminal conditions such as cancer or kidney failure. Why are we not updated regularly on the percentage of intensive care patients who are unjabbed? We have heard anecdotally from doctors that it is 90 per cent. Openness is an aid to public understanding and, in fact, there is plenty of good news on our progress against the virus. But it has been crowded out by wilfully concocted pessimism, cynically used to wield control. When the pandemic is finally over and independent inquiries are launched, the fear-mongering at the heart of the public health establishment may well emerge as the greatest scandal of all. Brendan Wren is a professor of vaccinology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Share or comment on this article:PROF BRENDAN WREN looks at the dodgy data and flawed forecasts from the doom-mongers

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