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Virus Outbreak: CECC downplays results of blood test study

CECC downplays results of blood test study By Lee I-chia / Staff reporter The Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) yesterday downplayed a study earlier this year by Taipei Veterans General Hospital that suggested about 11,800 adults in Taiwan might have contracted the virus that causes COVID-19, based on a seroprevalence rate of antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 of 0.05 percent. The center said the study, which was published in the international medical journal Lancet Regional Health Western Pacific in October, cannot reflect the general population. The study’s researchers used residual specimens from blood tests administered to 14,765 adults that visited the hospital’s outpatient and emergency departments over two periods May 25 to 30 and July 6 to 8 and screened them for anti-SARS-CoV-2 antibodies.

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Taiwan sets 60% of population vaccination goal - The Daily Outlook Afghanistan

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Lancet study estimates 11,800 Taiwanese were infected with coronavirus by July | Taiwan News

2020/12/16 15:05 (Pixabay photo) (Pixabay photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) According to a study of blood serum specimens carried out over the summer and published in the medical journal Lancet, Taipei Veteran s Hospital estimates that approximately 11,800 people in Taiwan could have been infected with the Wuhan coronavirus back in July, but the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) is questioning this conclusion. Over the summer, Taipei Veterans General Hospital Department of Pathology s serological survey of over 14,000 people found that 11 persons had antibodies for SARS-CoV-2 in their blood. Based on these results, the researchers estimated that the positivity rate in Taiwan is five per 10,000, which based on its population, is equivalent to about 11,800 people.

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Italy sees nearly 850 more Covid-19 deaths in one day – latest updates

Italy sees nearly 850 more Covid-19 deaths in one day – latest updates 15 Dec 2020 Topics Fast News Covid-19 pandemic has infected more than 73.5 million people, causing at least 1.6 million deaths around the world. Here are updates for December 15. People wearing protective masks walk along Via del Babuino in Rome, Italy, December 14, 2020. (Reuters) Tuesday, Italy reports 846 more fatalities Italy has reported 846 coronavirus-related deaths against 491 the day before, the health ministry said, while the daily tally of new infections rose to 14,844 from 12,030. There were 162,880 swabs carried out in the past day, up from a previous 103,584, the ministry said. The first Western country hit by the virus, Italy has seen 65,857 Covid-19 fatalities since its outbreak emerged in February, the highest toll in Europe and the fifth highest in the world.

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Taiwan extends ban on Indonesian workers citing Covid-19 surge

4:53 PM MYT TAIPEI (Reuters): Taiwan s government on Wednesday (Dec 16) extended a ban on Indonesian workers coming to the island for an indefinite period, citing a surge in the number of infected people arriving and lack of cooperation from Indonesia s government in verifying documents. Taiwan is home to more than 250,000 migrant workers from Indonesia, which has the highest tally of virus infections and deaths in South-east Asia. They mostly work as domestic helpers. Taiwan last month announced a two-week suspension for the entry of Indonesian workers, which the government will now extend, the Central Epidemic Command Centre said. It did not give a date for when it will re-open entry for the workers, only that the government will make the decision depending on the pandemic situation in Indonesia.

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