Just A Thought...!
Some latest ‘average’ daily statistics showing deaths other than from Covid-19!
Some latest ‘average’ daily statistics showing deaths other than from Covid-19!
- Heart attacks = 460 per day.
- Road deaths = 7 per day.
- Murders = 6 per day.
- Cancer: 147,000 = 402 per day.
- Accidents (unintentional domestic injuries): 169,936 = 465 per day.
- Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease: 160,201= 438 per day.
- Stroke (cerebrovascular diseases): 146,383 = 401 per day.
- Alzheimer’s Disease: 121,404 = 332 per day.
- Diabetes: 83,564 = 229 per day.
- Influenza and Pneumonia: 55,672 = 228 per day.
- Nephritis, Nephrotic Syndrome, and Nephrosis: 50,633 = 138 per day.
- Intentional self-harm (suicide): 47,173 = 129 per day.
- Missing children: 112,853 (2019) = 309 per day.
Coronavirus (COVID-19): grassroots sports guidance for safe provision including team sport, contact combat sport and organised sport events.
Information on how to safely provide grassroots sport and physical activity during COVID restrictions, including the team sport framework, contact combat sport framework, and advice on organised sport participation events.
Training conditions for lockdown easing.
- 29th March. Socially distanced (2-metres apart) non-contact training outdoors is permissible for all ages.
- 12th April. Under 18's may return to socially distanced non-contact indoor training. (Pubs will also be opening, sort of, almost, maybe) :-)
- 17th May. Socially distanced non-contact indoor training can be conducted for all ages.
- 19th July. Normal (contact & pair-work, etc.) training in the Dojo for all ages.
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Former NHS doctor blasts "virtue-signalling" pandemic scientists
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University of Arizona Health Sciences
One of the most significant questions about the novel coronavirus is whether people who are infected are immune from reinfection and, if so, for how long. To determine the answer, University of Arizona Health Sciences researchers studied the production of antibodies from a sample of nearly 6,000 people and found immunity persists for at least several months after being infected with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. When a virus first infects cells, the immune system deploys short-lived plasma cells that produce antibodies to immediately fight the virus. Those antibodies appear in blood tests within 14 days of infection. The second stage of the immune response is the creation of long-lived plasma cells, which produce high-quality antibodies that provide lasting immunity. Drs. Deepta Bhattacharya and Janko Nikolich-Žugich tracked antibody levels over several months in people who tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 antibodies. They found SARS-CoV-2 antibodies are present in blood tests at viable levels for at least five to seven months, although they believe immunity lasts much longer. Subscribe: https://bit.ly/subscribeUAHS |
Professor Tim Spector from the ZOE COVID Study app discusses the latest figures which show rates falling by a further 27% this week and provides insights into what the current risk of getting COVID in the UK is.
He also gives a sneak peak into the findings from a new report that will be published in the Lancet Public Health on Monday. For the website visit: https://covid.joinzoe.com/ For more localised data visit: https://covid.joinzoe.com/data |
Training conditions for lockdown easing.
- 29th March. Socially distanced (2-metres apart) non-contact training outdoors is permissible for all ages.
- 12th April. Under 18's may return to socially distanced (2-metres apart) non-contact indoor training.
- 17th May. Socially distanced (2-metres apart) non-contact indoor training for adults. Normal (contact & pair-work, etc.) training for Juniors of 17 & under.
- 21st June. Normal (contact & pair-work, etc.) training in the Dojo for all ages. Lock-down ceases.
SAGE Warns Masks Will Last Until Next Year And COVID Passports Will Become A 'Feature Of Life'
SAGE experts have cast doubt on the prospects of returning to normal by June 21 which was the date previously proposed for a full lifting of lockdown restrictions. A series of reviews published this afternoon suggested the relaxation could spark a fourth peak in the outbreak
The paper indicated that ‘baseline measures’, including some form of social distancing and masks, would need to be in place until this time next year.
Senior SAGE sources said that vaccines ‘are not good enough’ to see all restrictions lifted. The advisory panel believes it is ‘highly likely that there will be a further resurgence of hospitalisations and deaths’.
They also said the reopening of pubs, cinemas and indoor hospitality – due to happen on May 17 – could be delayed if vaccine uptake in the under-50's drops below 85%.
Meanwhile, a government analysis said that COVID passports are ‘likely to become a feature of life’. Boris Johnson wants COVID passports in place by June 21 – but previously promised a Commons vote on their introduction. He faces the potential of an embarrassing defeat after MP's are gearing up to stop them from becoming law.
SAGE experts have cast doubt on the prospects of returning to normal by June 21 which was the date previously proposed for a full lifting of lockdown restrictions. A series of reviews published this afternoon suggested the relaxation could spark a fourth peak in the outbreak
The paper indicated that ‘baseline measures’, including some form of social distancing and masks, would need to be in place until this time next year.
Senior SAGE sources said that vaccines ‘are not good enough’ to see all restrictions lifted. The advisory panel believes it is ‘highly likely that there will be a further resurgence of hospitalisations and deaths’.
They also said the reopening of pubs, cinemas and indoor hospitality – due to happen on May 17 – could be delayed if vaccine uptake in the under-50's drops below 85%.
Meanwhile, a government analysis said that COVID passports are ‘likely to become a feature of life’. Boris Johnson wants COVID passports in place by June 21 – but previously promised a Commons vote on their introduction. He faces the potential of an embarrassing defeat after MP's are gearing up to stop them from becoming law.
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Articles.
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California imposed tough restrictions to try to control the spread of COVID-19, but Florida did not. California struggled with huge case numbers and hospitalisations while Florida did better. Why?
Florida and California took opposite approaches to COVID-19 - but ended up with the same outcome | Daily Mail Online
The FDA-approved drug ivermectin inhibits the replication of SARS-CoV-2 in vitro
Ivermectin, ‘Wonder Drug’ from Japan: the Human Use Perspective
The Vaccine is Here!
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11 common health conditions that may increase risk of death from the corona-virus
Wuhan Flu Dilemma! More people are dying through being denied 'non-Covid' hospital treatment.
Due to the Government’s cunning plan of saving the National Health Service, rather than saving people. More people are dying as a result of saving the NHS than the NHS are saving.
It’s like sending soldiers into war without guns, because you want to save the bullets. In the ‘old days’, just like our military, the NHS was there to help save ‘our’ lives!
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/09/02/patients-dying-home-causes-covid-19-fuelling-excess-uk-deaths
Do we need a more intellectual leadership...? Or simply more brains than SAGE?
Due to the Government’s cunning plan of saving the National Health Service, rather than saving people. More people are dying as a result of saving the NHS than the NHS are saving.
It’s like sending soldiers into war without guns, because you want to save the bullets. In the ‘old days’, just like our military, the NHS was there to help save ‘our’ lives!
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/09/02/patients-dying-home-causes-covid-19-fuelling-excess-uk-deaths
Do we need a more intellectual leadership...? Or simply more brains than SAGE?
WHO Joins the Great Barrington Declaration by Condemning Lock-downs
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Sky News Live!
COVID-19 Information
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Please click onto image to be taken to the COVID-19 Page of the NHS Website
UK Government Website Covid-19
All Instructors & Students are heavily advised to be made aware of the present Wuhan Virus Covid-19 Implications and are heavily advised to be 'Covid-Aware Certified', before entering a BWF Dojo.
For Details Regarding British Wado Federation's 'Covid-Aware' Certification, please contact the BWF President
garyswifthanshi@gmail.com
All British Wado Federation Clubs should have at least one designated 'Covid-19 Officer' (or 1st-Aider acting as the Covid-19 Officer) in attendance at all times to monitor the arrival of ALL visitors & participants to the Dojo. All temperatures will be taken upon participant arrival and recorded on the 'Track & Trace Register'. Please observe the maximum attendance number quota required by the government or recommended by Sport England for Indoor Sports, etc.
All Covid-19 Officers must also ensure that ALL ATTENDEES to the Dojo have possession of the Covid-Aware Certification before entering. The duty of the Covid-19 Officer would also be monitoring the use of the sanitation equipment levels and the sterilisation of the premises before and at the end of each meeting. It is also the responsibility of the Covid-19 Officer to be up-to-date with all the relevant government and BWF information available to ensure a safe Dojo environment for all at all times.
All Covid-19 Officers must also ensure that ALL ATTENDEES to the Dojo have possession of the Covid-Aware Certification before entering. The duty of the Covid-19 Officer would also be monitoring the use of the sanitation equipment levels and the sterilisation of the premises before and at the end of each meeting. It is also the responsibility of the Covid-19 Officer to be up-to-date with all the relevant government and BWF information available to ensure a safe Dojo environment for all at all times.
Create a Corona-virus NHS QR Code for your Venue.
Use this service to create a QR code for display in your venue. Get visitors to scan the QR code when they arrive, using the NHS COVID-19 app. This is to help trace and stop the spread of Corona-virus (COVID-19).
You should create and display a QR code if you are;
Use this service to create a QR code for display in your venue. Get visitors to scan the QR code when they arrive, using the NHS COVID-19 app. This is to help trace and stop the spread of Corona-virus (COVID-19).
You should create and display a QR code if you are;
- a business, club, place of worship or community organisation with a physical location that is open to the public.
- an event which is taking place in a physical location.
"Hiding at home from the corona virus is like hiding at home from the weather,
sooner or later you have to go back out into it!"
sooner or later you have to go back out into it!"
What SAGE has got wrong.
With all the hype regarding Covid-19, don't forget our 'common' flu!
Around 16,000 deaths were caused by flu in 2017 in England and Wales
Choose to be healthy this winter. Protect yourself, your friends and family with a flu jab today.
Certain groups are at particular risk from flu and vaccination is the best protection we have against an unpredictable virus. That's why the flu vaccine is free for people who really need it. If you (or someone you care for) fall into one of the following groups, contact your GP practice or local pharmacy for a free flu vaccine;
Around 16,000 deaths were caused by flu in 2017 in England and Wales
Choose to be healthy this winter. Protect yourself, your friends and family with a flu jab today.
Certain groups are at particular risk from flu and vaccination is the best protection we have against an unpredictable virus. That's why the flu vaccine is free for people who really need it. If you (or someone you care for) fall into one of the following groups, contact your GP practice or local pharmacy for a free flu vaccine;
- adults age 65 and over.
- children age 2-3 and in reception classes through to year 5 (delivered as a nasal spray).
- pregnant women.
- anyone with an underlying condition such as COPD, bronchitis, asthma, emphysema, diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, spleen problems (such as sickle-cell, etc.),
- liver disease or a chronic neurological disease such as multiple sclerosis or cerebral palsy.
- anyone with a weakened immune system as the result of conditions such as HIV and AIDS, or medication such as steroid tablets or chemotherapy.
- anyone who receives a carer's allowance, or you are the main carer for an elderly or disabled person whose welfare may be at risk if you fall ill.
- frontline health and social care workers.
- anyone who has a learning disability and are on their GP learning disability register.
Additional information can also be found within the Wado News & Date Section, etc.
Two sides of the 'scientific' debate, PLUS!
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British Wado Federation's 'Covid Aware Home-Study Course & Certification'
Please Click on Link to Access all ‘Covid Aware’ Certified Successful Applicants.
If you would like to take part in the 'Covid Aware' Home-Study Course, please contact us for details and recieve the LATEST Covid Aware Study Course & Questionnaire.
If you would like to take part in the 'Covid Aware' Home-Study Course, please contact us for details and recieve the LATEST Covid Aware Study Course & Questionnaire.
Covid-19 Virus update from Martial-Guard Insurance Towergate.
I wish to confirm that your Clubs/Association & Instructor Liability Cover will be in place on the basis that Government guidelines are followed along with appropriate social distancing measures and risk assessments are updated to reflect this activity.
www.martial-arts-insurance.co.uk/index.html
I wish to confirm that your Clubs/Association & Instructor Liability Cover will be in place on the basis that Government guidelines are followed along with appropriate social distancing measures and risk assessments are updated to reflect this activity.
www.martial-arts-insurance.co.uk/index.html
It is important that all participants (including instructors, students and visitors) are 'BWF Covid-Aware Certified' before considering entering the Dojo.
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