It feels like a lot of people are sick at the moment. No wonder: the flu wave has already started in Austria and much earlier than in previous years. At the same time, there are also many infections with the respiratory virus RSV, which can be particularly dangerous for small children. Virologist Christina Nicolodi explains whether the flu wave will be more severe this year, what parents should pay attention to in relation to RSV and how likely a double infection with influenza and corona is.
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December 1, 2022
No wonder all of his children are handsome, this is the figure of Teddy Syach’s father who has German, Dutch and Indonesian blood
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Hops.ID – Who doesn’t know the Syach brothers, whose almost all family members are Indonesian artists, one of them is Teddy Syach who got married a few days ago.
With cross-breed handsome faces and tall stature, the four Syach brothers are selling well in the Indonesian entertainment world.
Just say it Atalarik SyachTeddy Shah, Atilla Syach until Attar Syach who started her career as a model in the 1990s and is still active in several soap operas.
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The faces of the four handsome men from the Syach clan used to appear in several youth magazines in the 90s, including Aneka Yess, Kawanku, Girl, Hai and many more.
But behind his mulatto face and artistic soul, there is a father figure who passed on all these talents to the four Syach brothers.
Fritz G. Schadt is the father of the four sons of the Syach clan who are of German, Dutch and Indonesian descent.
Fritz G. Schadt was born in Medan on May 21, 1940, to a father who was a plantation entrepreneur from Germany and a mother who was an Indo-Dutch noni.
“The Christmas market was going well and boom! “, enrages a merchant from Strasbourg
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
This Thursday morning, in the chalets of Christmas at the foot of Strasbourg Cathedral, shopkeepers waver between resignation and anger. A strike by SNCF controllers will disrupt TGV round trips from Friday to Monday morning. A strike that might be renewed for the holiday season has warned the unions. “It’s the first big weekend for us, it was going well and boom!, enrages a shopkeeper. Looks like they do it on purpose. »
According to forecast, only one out of three TGVs is announced in the Grand-Est and already SMS and emails are sent to customers to inform them of the maintenance or not of their trip. “I understand the motivation of the strikers, they want us to think of them, but they don’t think of us, they don’t care,” says another trader in despair. It must be said that the Strasbourg Christmas market attracts more than two million visitors each year.
This Thursday morning, while the cauldrons of mulled wine are starting to heat up, some traders are worried while others remain dubious at this bad news, almost resigned. “It’s like every year in fact, so of course we’re going to be impacted, but it should be fine”, smiles a seller of delicacies. “It is above all the repetitive side of these strikes that gives a bad image to the Capital of Christmas destination, adds a shopkeeper. Over the years, many people will ask themselves questions before planning a trip here. »
“Cancellations already”
Concerns and fears shared by Véronique Siegel, hotelier and president of Union of Trades and Industries of the Hotel Industry of Bas-Rhin. “We are beyond fear because we have already recorded cancellations. The first on Wednesday and this Thursday morning once more. Customers call to find out until when they can cancel without charge because they are trying to see if their trains are maintained or not, because they are not sure of the return. We regret, we are angry, gets angry the president. For this weekend, it is hoped that people will come by other means of transport, but honestly, it is not sure. On the other hand, it creates a climate of mistrust and clearly, those who were planning to leave, who had not necessarily yet made reservations for the end of the year, will undoubtedly revise their plans so as not to find themselves stuck in transport. .
“It’s a blow that we did not need, continues the president of Umih 67. Because we are still coming out of two complicated years, a year 2023 which promises to be extremely uncertain. So there, we were optimistic because we had booking portfolios that were satisfactory and that let us hope to have at least a breath of fresh air to pay our charges. It’s a blow that we would have done without.
A “dirty blow” even for Sassi Ben Mourdi, representative of the fairgrounds of Strasbourg. “It will have a very negative impact. These are our biggest weekends, the SNCF announced that they were going to add trains, and there they remove some. It gets complicated.” Complicated ? The situation becomes so for David and Sarah, American tourists whose TGV for Paris tomorrow seems to be canceled. “We don’t really know where to go to sleep tomorrow night,” the young couple tells us. We’ll have to find a hotel, it’s expensive at Christmas and we don’t really know if there’s room. We’re going to get a bus, you see. »
‘Mr. Thira’ raises research in Norway, with any type of COVID, there is a chance to encounter Long COVID.
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
‘Dr. Theera’ reveals the latest information from the World Health Organization. Omicron has taken over the world 99.9%, the BA.5 strain, the most Norwegian research indicates that no matter which strain is infected, there is a chance to encounter Long COVID
01 Dec. 2022 – Assoc. Faculty of Medicine Chulalongkorn University Posted on Facebook regarding the situation of COVID-19 on December 1, 2022, that the festive month was begun cautiously… Yesterday, around the world, there were 372,982 additional infections, 741 additional deaths, a total of 647,708,741 deaths, a total of 6,639,450 deaths.
The top 5 most infected are Japan, France, South Korea, the United States and Taiwan. As of yesterday, in the number of new infections, countries from Europe and Asia occupied eight of the top 10 and 17 of the world’s top 20. The number of new infections per day around the world right now from Asia and Europe Together, it accounted for 90.41 percent of the world, while the number of deaths accounted for 81.1 percent.
…Update from WHO
The World Health Organization released its latest report, WHO Weekly Epidemiological Update, last night, November 30, 2022. Omicron covered 99.9% of outbreaks in the past month. When analyzing the last week’s strains, it was found that BA.5 accounted for 73%, BA.2 increased to 10.1% (previously 7.9%), and BA.4 decreased to 2.8% (previously 3.4%).
Of the subspecies of concern globally, BQ.1.x increased in outbreaks to 27.3% (previously 23.1%), while BA.2.75.x rose to 6.6% (previously 5.4%). ), XBB rose slightly to 3.8% (was 2.7%).
Currently, BQ.1.x has sprouted to more than 30 subspecies.
…Update Long COVID following infection with Omicron strain
Magnusson K and colleagues from Norway The results of the study were published in the medical journal Nature Communications on November 30, 2022, looking at the prevalence of and the risk of developing symptoms of Long COVID among people who have been infected with COVID-19 23,767 Delta strains and 13,365 Omicron strains compared with 105,297 uninfected populations.
The essence is that during the first 3 months following infection. The risk and incidence of Long COVID among those infected with Delta and Omicron strains were not different, but following 3 months onwards. People infected with the Omicron strain have a high rate of Long COVID problems, especially muscle and joint pain. Some less than the Delta species
However, in terms of the risk of developing symptoms of Long COVID in various body systems. if compared to those who were not infected This study suggests that Omicron is not different from Delta, thus underscoring the importance of protection once morest infection. or not to be re-infected
The current situation in Thailand is highly contagious during daily life. conscious living Being responsible for yourself and those close to you (Responsible living) is something that you should do on a regular basis. You should isolate yourself from others for at least 7-10 days until your symptoms improve, you don’t have a fever, and your ATK test shows a negative result before going out to live and protect yourself strictly for two weeks. But if there is an illness but tested negative don’t trust You should check once more every day for at least 3 consecutive days. Keep an eye on your surroundings. Keep your distance from unprotected people. Take a short time to meet or service. Avoid eating and drinking with other people outside the home. Shouldn’t share food and belongings with other people. Avoid crowded places poor ventilation wearing a mask correctly It will greatly reduce the risk.
refer
Magnusson K et al. Post-covid medical complaints following infection with SARS-CoV-2 Omicron vs Delta variants. Nature Communications. 30 November 2022.