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The World After The Corona Virus Pandemic. Lessons from Covid-19.
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The World After The Corona Virus Pandemic. Lessons from Covid-19.

In this video I highlight some of the main aspects of the Corona virus pandemic and what changes it has brought to our world.

Origins of the virus.

While there is an abundance of conspiracy theories that suggest we could have predicted a global pandemic there is actual scientific evidence for such a view.

A microbiology review paper published in 2007 suggested that the combination of the consumption of horseshoe bats in Southern China, and the presence of SARS-CoV-like viruses in the area was a ‘time bomb.’

One that sadly has now exploded.

Spread of the virus.

The Corona virus is obviously highly contagious, but at the current time it is not believed to be airborne.

This means it spreads only via the droplets created when an infected person coughs or sneezes.

These droplets land on surfaces and are transferred to others who touch them.

People then become infected with the virus when touching their faces or mouth.

Of course, that means the first line of defence is to thoroughly and regularly wash our hands with soap or to use a hand sanitizer.

Lockdown.

There is a lot of confusion between the terms lockdown, self-isolation, and self-quarantine right now.

Lockdown is the state of emergency that governments implement within a country or geographical area.

The idea is to limit the movements of people within that area, therefore slowing the spread of the virus.

In practical terms in the UK, this means people should not leave their homes unless absolutely necessary.

That means visiting friends or family members that live outside of their residence is not allowed. It also means that wherever possible, you should work from home and avoid being in public.

The only valid exceptions to these rules include going outside for exercise, to get essential food or medical supplies, or to minister to the vulnerable.

All of which should be minimised as much as possible.

In fact, when engaged in such exceptions, you should also adhere to social distancing rules.

That is to stay at least 6 feet away from another person at any time.

Self-isolation.

Perhaps the most significant confusion is between self-isolation and self-quarantine.

Self-isolation (currently 12 weeks is recommended) is designed for those that are already sick.

That is those that have underlying health conditions and are vulnerable to the worst effects of the virus.

The idea being that by isolating themselves from the rest of society, they significantly reduce the risk of being infected with the Corona virus.

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