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 on: March 24, 2020, 10:18:27 pm 
Started by Zeynab - Last post by Heba E. Husseyn


Yes it's true that quite a few have been asymptomatic.  But whether or not they can infect others is again not known to medical professionals.  At the moment they presume it's unlikely.   Only Allah knows best.

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 on: March 24, 2020, 10:16:22 pm 
Started by Zeynab - Last post by Ruhi_Rose


I see.   And what about the scrappy reports that some people tested positive but have been symptomless?  Can the symptomless ones be carriers and infect others?

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 on: March 24, 2020, 10:12:36 pm 
Started by Zeynab - Last post by Heba E. Husseyn



No one knows that for sure yet.  This is a new virus and the medical researchers know very little about it until now, just as they still don't know enough about the SARS virus as brother stated.  Those few reports from China could not be confirmed by piecing together every bit of their stories.  It has not been confirmed that when they felt ill a second time, had they already recovered 100% from the first infection?  If not, then it's a relapse or a continuation of the first one.  I don't know if patients who have recovered around the world are being tested again to check if they are 100% negative.  Anyone who tested positive at first, then recovered after a few weeks, then tested 100% negative to confirm their recovery, and then again felt ill and tested positive would definitely prove one can get it more than once.  But I don't know of any such story yet. 


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 on: March 24, 2020, 10:08:29 pm 
Started by Zeynab - Last post by Ruhi_Rose


And what about those who've already got it and were fortunate to recover?  Can they have immunity or can they get it again?   I read a few reports of China, people saying they got it twice in the same pandemic season.

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 on: March 24, 2020, 10:05:28 pm 
Started by Zeynab - Last post by N. Truth Seeker


That's right sister.

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 on: March 24, 2020, 10:04:44 pm 
Started by Zeynab - Last post by Heba E. Husseyn


They will have to get through fast with the experimental stages.  It reminds me, when the Ebola outbreak happened in Africa in 2014, the vaccine was already there but in its experimental stages since few years earlier.  It could't be used during the outbreak.

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 on: March 24, 2020, 10:00:41 pm 
Started by Zeynab - Last post by N. Truth Seeker


Not soon, but InshAllah, hopefully there is a chance it will be there in future.  Researchers have already started working on it around the world.  It's possible some vaccines might be in the experimental stages within the next 6 months or so.  But for something to be ready that works and is also safe to human health in other respects will not be around until at least one year .... could be longer. 

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 on: March 24, 2020, 09:55:27 pm 
Started by Zeynab - Last post by Ruhi_Rose


   Any chances of a vaccine any time soon?

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 on: March 24, 2020, 09:53:50 pm 
Started by Zeynab - Last post by Zeynab


I couldn't agree with you more brother. 

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 on: March 24, 2020, 09:51:07 pm 
Started by Zeynab - Last post by N. Truth Seeker


The rich and resourceful governments and entities are hugely responsible.  SARS happened 17 years ago.  Though it wasn't as widespread (by the Mercy of Allah), the respiratory illness it caused was more serious.  Covid-19 has a similar genetic variant as SARS.  So, when SARS happened back in 2003, what made the developed world assume it won't happen again?  They're now scrambling for a vaccine when they had 17 years in the recent past  to develop it.  Instead they only wasted money on wars and occupations.  If the world had a vaccine for SARS, it would give immunity for Covid-19 as well.  That means, by now most of the world population would have been vaccinated for the virus of this genetic variant.  In all likelihood, there would have been no pandemic, just a few isolated cases at worst and that too no different from the common flu.   Instead, look what!

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