Last time I had an infection (decades ago, admittedly) the dentist wanted it sorted with antibiotics before he would set about dealing with the tooth.
Sorry to hear you’re in pain though. Toothache’s a bugger.
You too @BobC.
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I have difficulty in believing the icu bed availability, they are chocker in these parts.
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It seems that the new CARE badges trumpeted yesterday by Matt Hancock for care home staff cost £1.20 each and the MOQ is 100.
They also aren’t new but have been available for a year.
I suspect that many care homes would rather spend the money on PPE or test kits right now.
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John Crace not all that impressed
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He would have been better advised to put a hold on VAT that care homes are having to pay on PPE that they wouldn’t normally need…
Presumably VAT applies on the cost of the badge as well?
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What the Govt giveth, the Treasury taketh away
Just done the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine’s COVID-19 survey - just 5 mins, worth doing.
The results of over 6000 surveys are interesting (do the survey and you can see them), including this one - demonstrating that 93% have doubts that the government is being completely honest about the outbreak:
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Done
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That’s not a bad result. Only 7% are away with the fairies. Given that Nadine Dorries is in the government I’m surprised it’s as many as 7% TBH.
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Done
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Done.
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I’ve done it
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Done.
The meanings of some possible responses were a bit open to interpretation, but it’s very hard to avoid that (e.g. you could argue that the one about the government telling us the WHOLE truth can only have a binary response - the truth is either WHOLE or it isn’t. If they wanted to know our view of the government’s truthfulness on a sliding scale, which clearly they do, then they should have left the word ‘whole’ out).
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Done and shared on faeces book
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