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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia is sending the United States medical equipment to help fight the coronavirus outbreak, the Interfax news agency reported on Tuesday, citing the Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. President Vladimir Putin made the proposal in a phone conversation with President Donald Trump on Monday, when they discussed the coronavirus and oil markets, directing their energy ministers to speak. “Trump gratefully accepted this humanitarian aid,” Interfax quoted Peskov as saying. A Russian plane with medical and protective equipment may leave for the United States on Tuesday, he added. Confirmed U.S. cases have surged to nearly 180,000 with 16,000 new positive tests reported on Tuesday. For a second day in a row, the United States recorded more than 500 new deaths as the total climbed to nearly 3,600, according to a Reuters tally of officially reported data. The state of relations between Moscow and Washington has been complicated in recent years due to U.S. sanctions on some of Russian companies in response to Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014 and Russian support for separatists in eastern Ukraine, among other strains. In the process of agreeing on the details for the medical supply on Tuesday, “it seems that some on the American side at least did not contribute to the prompt resolution of technical issues in accordance with the agreements of the two presidents”, Peskov was quoted as saying by Interfax. “It is important to note that when offering assistance to the U.S. colleagues, the president (Putin) assumes that when U.S. manufacturers of medical equipment and materials gain momentum, they will also be able to reciprocate if necessary,” he added. He also said that Russia and China cooperated in a similar way now as “at a time when the current situation affects everyone without exception ..., there is no alternative to working together in a spirit of partnership and mutual assistance”. Washington has said that Trump and Putin agreed in the call it was important to stabilize the global energy markets. This helped to steady oil prices on Tuesday, which are still near 18-year lows as the coronavirus hits global demand. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-russia-usa/putin-sending-medical-supplies-to-help-u-s-fight-coronavirus-ifx-idUSKBN21I37W
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Winter has come!!!!! |
humnsikan:chief, link your boy up na |
Kizyte:correct! |
Uyi168:If You live in Benin, you can confirm it. Just take a stroll round the hospital.... |
Firstorderwizard:Don't mind them jare, who no go no know.... |
veeshock:Ah. The rat population in that central hospital reach take form a full community walahi. The environment so dirty especially when you are heading towards the morgue and around the chest clinic area... |
This news just dey sweet my belle.... COVID-19 silent revolution!!!!!! We die here!!!! |
softwerk:You are hyperventilating as if you don't know the truth... Tell yourself the truth, are those pictures real or fake? |
thesicilian:the one Oshiomole built, nothing is happening there. Stop misleading the public.... |
donbachi:That's central hospital Benin for real... |
quality01:at least, this time no escape route for anyone of them.... Abuja to Lagos to cemetery. We die here!!!! |
Ahmed0336:na audio my brother. |
Alwaysachick:Ask anyone who stays in Benin. This very hospital is close to the - state house of assembly - the palace of the Oba - the Oredo LGA secretariat, all in the heart of the ancient city of Benin... |
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Edo State Specialist Hospital, Benin City in pictures. Nobody thought Atiku's son will ever near Gwagwalada Specialist Hospital in his entire life. We are getting there soon. COVID-19 might just be the silent revolution we so badly need after all, to set this country on the right path. Corona Virus is teaching our wicked leaders new things, that is, no place like home. This hospital is located in the heart of Benin City, King Square precisely. No Escape!!!! We all die here!!!!
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We all die here!!!!! No Escape!!!! |
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Talkwisdom:Lagos state. Medical Laboratory Science |
Talkwisdom:help a brother too |
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yemolee2001:can you please name some of the top politicians on his side from Edo? |
With death rates from Covid-19 varying wildly around the globe, you might be wondering about your chances of survival if you contract the virus. There are no simple answers — but there are some things that put you at higher risk. It’s no surprise that people are confused as to how deadly the virus is, given the differing figures and conflicting information. In early March, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported a global ‘snapshot’ death rate of 3.4 percent. Yet Italy — the epicenter of the pandemic in Europe — has reported a death rate of over 7 percent. Meanwhile, the death rate in Spain is hovering nearer the WHO estimate at 3.1 percent — and in some countries, it’s much lower than that. There is much speculation about the reasons for the big variations by country (we’ll get back to that later), but a better way to estimate your chances of recovery is to look at some more personal risk factors. How old are you? It’s commonly known at this stage that the older you are, the worse the stats look. With the pandemic in full swing across the world and figures changing hourly, it makes sense to look at the latest figures from China, which has had the most experience with the virus (and has finally managed to contain it). The Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CCDC) reported a death rate of 14.8 percent for patients over 80 years old and 8 percent for patients in their 70s. It dropped to 3.6 percent for people in their 60s and 1.3 percent for the 50-59 age group. Fortunately, the death rate for everyone under the age of 49 was below 0.5 percent — so clearly, age is one of the most major factors to consider. Covid-19 is defining global health crisis of our time, WHO warns, as more deaths & cases reported in rest of world than in China Pre-existing conditions? Smoker? The other certainty in all of this is that people with underlying medical conditions are also in the higher risk categories. The CCDC study found a 10.5 percent death rate for those with cardiovascular diseases and a 7.3 percent fatality rate for those with diabetes. Sufferers of chronic respiratory disease and hypertension had a death rate around 6 percent, while the death rate for cancer patients was 5.6 percent. So, if you fall into any of those categories, it might be time to start ‘socially distancing’ or ‘self-quarantining’ yourself to be on the safe side. Are you a man? There’s some bad news in the Chinese stats for men, as the Covid-19 fatality rate was higher for men at 2.8 percent to 1.7 percent for women. Men were also slightly more likely to contract the disease than women, accounting for 51 percent of the total cases. Experts are not exactly sure why this is, but there are plenty of theories. One is that generally speaking men smoke more than women (particularly in China) — another theory is that women have stronger immune systems for babies during pregnancy. The fact that men are also more likely to have high-risk pre-existing conditions might also be a factor. Where do you live? This is a tricky one. As we know, the death rates have varied significantly around the world and the most worrying numbers come from Italy, which has seen a 7 percent fatality rate — but of course, that doesn’t mean Italians specifically are somehow more susceptible or likely to die. Some have speculated that Italy’s high rate is due to the country’s aging population, but the median age of Germans is higher than in Italy and Germany has experienced a death rate of 0.2 percent so far. Similarly, the theory that the high death rate is related to high prevalence of smoking in Italy doesn't make total sense, since China and South Korea have higher smoking rates. Many experts have warned that Italy failed to take early action (urging ‘social distancing’ measures, canceling mass public events etc.) to “flatten the curve” of infections, which led to a flood of patients suddenly overwhelming the health system. In the end, the numbers here may be more indicative of how a country acts to contain the virus more than anything else. The real death rate: 7%, 3.4%, or much lower? When the worst of the crisis is over, the real overall death rate will potentially be significantly lower than the reported one — since many people will contract the virus but remain asymptomatic or display only mild symptoms and will never get tested at all. Indeed, Jeremy Samuel Faust, a physician at Brigham and Women’s Hospital wrote in Slate that the frightening death rates are “unlikely to hold” as time goes on and that the true fatality rate is “likely to be far lower than current reports suggest.” Yet, Italy’s experience seems to suggest that failing to get control of the spread early or “flatten the curve” could lead to unnecessarily high fatality rates in some countries. https://www.rt.com/news/483260-covid19-risk-factors-death-rate/
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Why are the background different? |
munas:how can blood screening cost that much? Are they screening for corona virus kwa? |
Xclusiveme:both of them. But some lecturers get their own for body. Talking from experience. |
Xclusiveme:Nothing fake about that result. Nor be AAU again... |
Crazeworld:I don't have it. I had everything on my phone but I lost my phone. |
How do I get a print out of my application? I lost mine. |
Thecassanova:This is a public forum, you have to say things the way they are. |
Thecassanova:please be specific, the Iranian vice president for women and family affairs is the one infected with the COVID-19. |
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