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Informative stuff, good, but missing age and existing condition breakdowns. However I am skeptical of this curve nonsense, because flu's spread, always has, and they persist, meaning you delay. I get the logic in not swamping limited medical resources that were swamped by the normal flu.
So as ICU and ventilation is rationed - or placid cases shipped to palliative care, it seems the known drugs should be dispensed anyway, because those are in the coughs shoot for survival. See Chloroquine and remdesivir. The number of infected is no so important. Isolate the loosers is now getting the best bang for buck attention.
Now only if Australia had the ability to manufacture these drugs, at scale, fast. I note China is now doing exactly that. It also seems wasteful that people who are recovered, cant get tested, and be given an 'OK to fly' pass.
So as ICU and ventilation is rationed - or placid cases shipped to palliative care, it seems the known drugs should be dispensed anyway, because those are in the coughs shoot for survival. See Chloroquine and remdesivir. The number of infected is no so important. Isolate the loosers is now getting the best bang for buck attention.
Now only if Australia had the ability to manufacture these drugs, at scale, fast. I note China is now doing exactly that. It also seems wasteful that people who are recovered, cant get tested, and be given an 'OK to fly' pass.