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Integumen and Modern water. I'm not invested in them, looking at them myself. I'm trying to choose between the two lol
@johnnychainlocker
thanks for replying, and I will def look into those waste water co's you mention.
I didnt know, tbh, about that. Thank you for telling me.
peckham
Just got back in to check up on progress but @peckham 13;12 post - you may want to check out what's happening in the waste water monitoring world. I won't mention the company/s for fear of being told 1) i'm on the wrong board, and 2) for ramping a couple of shares I currently hold, but shouldn't be hard for someone like yourself to find.
By monitoring fecal waste, indicators can reveal the presence of pathogens during incubation period and BEFORE general symptoms occur - not only for use in covid-19 but also many other pathogens like Norovirus.
You may want to check it out - I personally believe the process of waste water monitoring has a lot of legs for the future
GDR said in an rns or on their co info that they had two points of NHS contact, Liverpool and Manchester with existing products. and Im going to assume that kits were sent to them. Least I sincerely hope so not for the sp but for the UK overall.
Ditto your points Technick, maybe the gov trying to paint their usual rosy picture... the reality is far from it... false hope/promises and all the rest.
The whole NHS procurement system is so big its useless... who can forget the gov buying £40-m quids worth of non working PPE from a Tee-shirt co in Turkey... thats gone quiet.. as well...
Right mess, and as for BJ spouting his ww2 churchill style rousing speeches.. whose he kidding... ask that Tom chap who fought in it.. in his day governments joined together and took action, got it sorted... this lot... pah.
rant over.
IMO.
Lambs not labs....got friggin labs on the brain! :-0
I agree Peck & Tech... its a bit like when the PPE was needed by everyone a few months ago, the Gov was ordering complete rubbish sub par masks, gloves, gowns... spending a fortune in the world wide scramble...… they have done the same with some kits which are proving next to useless The need have to have quality kits like ours stockpiled ready for the 2nd wave which I'm pretty sure is coming, the poorer African and South American countries (which you hardly ever hear about on the news) are being overrun with CV19... next to no testing they are literally labs to the slaughter.. the poorer war ravaged middle east like Yemen are in the same boat... the Gov should use the foreign aid budget to buy millions of kits and not send cash to power mad dictators to fuel tribal wars!
Rant over.
I agree Peckham, the UK should have been setting up a long term testing strategy to cover this and the next pandemic. Talk of beating the virus is premature, with their own advisors and WHO working against second wave infection. The daily updates no better than the met office telling you what the weather is today, we need forecasts for the next 3, 6 , 12 and 18 months to get everyone pulling in the same direction. Talk of air bridges and holidays absolutely comical. This will resurge shortly and winter will be hell without testing and isolation of risk groups.
@bigbench.... we seem to be dithering in the UK.. Im getting t o the point where I dont want to read the news...
the solution is so simple... imo... the giv needs to get its head out of the sand, and get as many co's who are making test kits into production and get them out there and in the hands of people who need them.
our gov seems to adopot such a wait and see stance.. any bloody longer and cummings will get what he first mooted.. herd immunity test with a loss of everyone over the age of 70/those with underlying health conditions.
how much more battering does the gov want people to sustain... get on the dog to D order the bleeding lot and get them out there....
ffs.
IMO!
Test, trace then isolate is the only way to hunt down this virus...waiting weeks for results is killing many people in the poorer countries.
This from a news clip article..
'Speed is really of the essence' with testing and tracing
Dr Adam Kucharski, of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, told the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee that “speed is really of the essence” with regards to the test and trace strategy.
“The nature of the evidence we have on transmission is that by the time someone shows symptoms, they have probably been infectious for a day or two already,” he said.
“So that means by the time someone has symptoms, reports as a case, their contacts have potentially already been infected, and those people may themselves become infectious three or four further down, so really very soon after.
“So I think that what that shows is that for these test and trace, these targeted measures to work, speed is really of the essence.
“Because as soon as somebody becomes symptomatic, you have a very short time window before their contacts may become infectious, and then you’ve got another generation of transmission to deal with.”