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Further news on coronavirus covid-19 from italy

Author: 
Giulio Tarro, MD, PhD
Subject Area: 
Social Sciences and Humanities
Abstract: 

Northern Italy, especially Lombardia and Veneto, has been affected by the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic for weeks. Trying to isolate the carriers of the disease in connection with China is not an effective strategy to contain the disease, since the virus is transmitted like the flu virus and we can expect to have patients who have had no contact with possible carriers. According to Coronavirus genetic map, there are 3 isolated viruses in Italy. After that of Spallanzani (Rome) Covid 1 (Chinese), that of S. Raffaele Covid 2 (mutation of Chinese already known from the references) called Milanese, here is that of Sacco Hospital which is only a relative of the first two. It seems to be the same as that isolated in Finland, Germany, South America and it is hypothesized to have arrived in Europe long before the Chinese epidemic (November 2019 – March 2020). In Italy, however, the number of swabs and the procedures for carrying them out is essentially left to the arbitration of the Regions; a chaos that prevents any reference model from being determined. With this situation, it is not clear why among the various strategies that could have been adopted, after the home isolation of the population not engaged in certain work activities, there is even a quarantine for all people. Measure that it is not clear how long it can last.The real number of people infected in Italy is at least 4 or five times higher than that declared by the recovered patiens. Lombardia is the region in the first place for using tampons; this is the reason combined with the casual praxis to present as "coronavirus deaths" patients who, on the other hand, could have deaths associated with coronavirus (ie suffering from previous pathologies that caused death) that could explain the "mortality peak for COVID19" of Lombardia. It would be appropriate before identifying the primary cause of death in COVID19, carrying out the necessary pathological investigations and, above all, defining a standard to be applied throughout the national territory.

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