Submitted by Mikael Nordfors on December 14, 2020 - 7:31am
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In this publication Professor Joannidis and Melnick are debating the pros and cons of Lockdown. Very interesting reading!
"No dictatorship could imagine a better precedent for absolute control. Lockdowns were desperate, defendable choices when we knew little about covid-19. But, now that we know more, we should avoid exaggeration.21 We should carefully and gradually remove lockdown measures, with data driven feedback on bed capacity and prevalence/incidence indicators. Otherwise, prolonged lockdowns may become mass suicide.
Submitted by Mikael Nordfors on December 13, 2020 - 12:26pm
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Highlights: • Drastic measures of national lockdowns are taken by many countries to slow-down SARS-CoV-2 spread. However, these measures have detrimental economic effects. • Here we compare two strategies to control the epidemic using a modified SEIRD model: 1. Global national lockdown 2. Focused isolation of people at high exposure risk, following detailed epidemiological investigations. • We show that strategy 1 is modestly superior in saving lives compared to strategy 2, but with tremendous costs to prevent one case of death. This might result in overwhelming economic effects that are expected to increase future death toll.
Submitted by Mikael Nordfors on December 9, 2020 - 9:05am
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As a result, the pharmaceutical industry has already embarked on the production of hundreds of millions of doses of covid vaccines around the world, in the greatest possible disarray. It does not matter that the entire scientific community, which is still independent, is sounding all the alarm bells, the companies are stubbornly pursuing a demented productivism simply justified by overwhelming advertisements of nullity. Where is their proof of effectiveness? What biosafety results have they achieved with these products? Plunged into the hell of unlimited greed, good reading
Submitted by Mikael Nordfors on December 5, 2008 - 9:14am
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The Deep Gluteal Syndrome or Piriformis Syndrome, an underestimated etiological factor for Sciatica, Low Back Pain and other chronic pain conditions? A case series report, review of the literature and a proposal for diagnostic criteria.
