Turmen:
Čekamo da dobri i vazda prepošteni filantrop čika Bil smućka vakcine.

Nemanja:... svaka pandemija pocne sa jednim slucajem ...

Java Beograd:
- virus je odavno poznat, ničeg tu nema novog.
- broj zaraženih je toliko mali, u svetskim razmerama a i urazmerama pojedinačnih ancija, da je prosto smešno govoriti o epidemiji.

Nemanja

Kako su stigle velike boginje u ex-Yu?

djoka_l: Da bi se nesto nazvalo epidemija, nije mnogo bitno koliki je broj slucajeva...

Nemanja:
Kako su stigle velike boginje u ex-Yu?

Java Beograd:

Hm ... Jeste, ne znam definiciju pojma "epidemija".

Tj. nisam znao, ali sam, evo upravo sada izguglao.


https://www.google.com/search?q=what+is+epidemic

Mislim da je ključni (engleski) termin: "large number of hosts"

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/epidemic

Sve u svemu, teško da će neko da proglasi epidemiju sa dva bolesnika.

The word ``epidemic'' is an emotionally charged term. It means different things to different people, and professionals using the term may have an intended meaning quite different from the public's perception of the word. It may also imply different things when translated into other languages. We believe there is a need to define a more understandable official lexicon for ``epidemics,'' particularly when attempting to communicate risk to the population. While recognizing that epidemiologists will continue to use the words ``outbreak'' and ``epidemic'' interchangeably, for risk communication the term ``outbreak'' should be used according to its standard general dictionary definition as being a more limited type of epidemic.
Furthermore, descriptive words should be used to better define the epidemic. The nature of the spread, number of cases, case-fatality, and area affected should be included. Thus, the disease should be described as contagious or non-contagious, with mild, moderate or severe clinical manifestations. The size of the epidemic could be described as small, medium or large, depending on the percentage of the population affected. Finally, the distribution of the epidemic should be classified as widespread or localized. As an example, the West Nile fever epidemic in Israel in 2000 could be described as a mediumsized, relatively widespread epidemic of a non-contagious disease with generally mild to moderate clinical manifestations and a significant death rate only in very elderly people. While this approach will require us to expand our terminology in order to be more specific, it should make risk communication much more effective.

djoka_l: U tom smislu, ti si potpuno nekompetentan da odredis sta je epidemija, a sta ne.

djoka_l:... ali su (opet) propustili da tebe pitaju da li je epidemija, ili ne.

Java Beograd:Hm ... Jeste, ne znam definiciju pojma "epidemija".
Tj. nisam znao, ali sam, evo upravo sada izguglao.

ademare:
Mediji juce pominju 550 slucajeva u 30 drzava .

https://rs.n1info.com/zdravlje...injama-prolazila-ispod-radara/

Szo to objasnjava da slucajevi nisu prepoznati ranije , mada Debili koji komentarisu se uhvatili radara iz naslova ;)

„Proglašavam epidemiju vanrednom situacijom za javno zdravlje na globalnom nivou“, rekao je direktor SZO Tedros Adhanom Gebrejesus na konferenciji za novinare u Ženevi.

„Glavni razlog za ovo proglašenje nije zbog onoga što se dešava u Kini nego zbog onoga što se dešava u drugim zemljama“, dodao je on, prenosi Bi-Bi-Si (BBC).

Za sada je od ovog virusa umrlo 170 ljudi u Kini.

SZO navodi da je zabeleženo 98 obolelih u 18 zemalja van Kine ali da nije bilo umrlih.