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Haztmat : the new dental scrub?

3/31/2020

 
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 I was asked by Alpha Omega International Dental Society  to write   an article about my experiences in China. What the future holds ?

face masks

3/30/2020

 
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​SHOULD ALL AMERICANS BE WEARING FACE MASKS TO PROTECT AGAINST CORONAVIRUS?

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frontlines of the fight against covid-19 Japanese scientists - NHK TV

3/30/2020

 
In just over 3 months, the new coronavirus has spread around the world, killing thousands and paralyzing the global economy. Case studies into cluster infections in Japan offer some clues into how the pandemic began.

NHK brings you reports from the frontlines of the fight against the coronavirus, around the world and in the lab as scientists race to develop effective drug treatments. We talk to experts in the studio about how long this battle will last.

Focus :
Monitor closely the clusters changes  and preventing  overship.

To stop the spread of the virus we need to un destand  the mechanims  of infection and  change our behaviour accordingly .

So far we have considered  2  main routes of transmission  :

- contact with object that has the virus on it
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- inhaling droplets emitted by sneezes and coughs

There ' s possibly  a third infection route during conversations or even when people stand at distance   by micro- droplets infection by micrometer particles. 0.1 micrometre = 1/10000 mm

Watch this incredible video - For dentists  =  starts  28:30 

All 16 temporary hospitals in Wuhan closed

3/29/2020

 
Medical workers celebrate after the closure of a temporary hospital in Wuchang District of Wuhan, central China's Hubei Province, March 10, 2020. The last two temporary hospitals in Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in central China's Hubei Province, were shut down Tuesday, marking the closure of all 16 temporary hospitals in the city.  Read more
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Current IssueCARES Act becomes lawCOVID-19 relief bill contains provisions important to dentistry

3/28/2020

 
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Washington — The Senate unanimously passed a $2 trillion stimulus package March 25 aimed at helping the people, states and businesses nationwide devastated by the coronavirus pandemic.

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act — or CARES Act — will next head to the House where a vote is expected March 27.

Following the vote, the ADA sent out an Issues Alert to dentists. In the email, ADA President Chad P. Gehani said, “For the last few weeks, the American Dental Association has advocated on your behalf as federal lawmakers debate the best way to respond to the deepening economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 outbreak. Congress is finalizing legislation that could support dentists during these exceptional circumstances, and I’d like to provide an update.”
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The Corona Crisis: The Rothschilds? Bill Gates? The Search For A Scapegoat Has Begun

3/27/2020

 
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It is almost a law of human nature: In any crisis, natural disaster or epidemic, sooner or later people will begin to search for the “guilty parties” and events will quickly become politicized. Emerging crises are usually not taken all that seriously at first. Of course, at some point, panic will break out, but at least initially, the primary focus is on getting to grips with the immediate consequences of a disaster—which is precisely what we are seeing right now with the corona crisis.    Read more

covid-19  &   israel

3/26/2020

 

Not  afraid - stay safe - stay home

3/25/2020

 
Social distancing 
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One way to slow the spread of viruses is social distancing (also called physical distancing).
The more space between you and others, the harder it is for the virus to spread.
  • stay at home unless is absolutely necessary
  • keep 1.5 metres away from others
  • avoid physical greetings such as handshaking, hugs and kisses
  • use tap and pay instead of cash
  • travel at quiet times and avoid crowds
  • avoid public gatherings and at risk groups

​Good hygiene 
Everyone must practise good hygiene to protect against infection and prevent the virus spreading.
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When you practise good hygiene you:
  • cover your coughs and sneezes with your elbow or a tissue
  • put used tissues straight into the bin
  • wash your hands often with soap and water, including before and after eating and after going to the toilet
  • use alcohol-based hand sanitisers
  • avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth
  • clean and disinfect frequently used surfaces such as benchtops, desks and doorknobs
  • clean and disinfect frequently used objects such as mobile phones, keys, wallets and work passes
  • increase the amount of fresh air available by opening windows or adjusting air conditioning

positive vibes - AO NYC

3/25/2020

 
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How the COVID-19 pandemic changed the world in one week: A video timeline

3/25/2020

 
Looking back at how politicians reacted, how the public felt and what was 'normal' just a week ago makes the change even more abrupt
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