Coronavirus, Gb: Boris Johnson out of intensive care

LONDON – Boris Johnson he’s out of intensive care. The good news comes at 7.14pm, straight from Downing Street. The 55-year-old British Prime Minister, after days of fear that put the UK and the world on hold, was transferred to the ordinary lung disease ward of St Thomas Hospital in London tonight.

“He is in a very good mood,” says his team, emphasizing, however, that Johnson will still be under close medical supervision in the coming hours, in this new phase of his recovery from the coronavirus that struck him two weeks ago and from which he has not yet. has recovered.

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by our correspondent ANTONELLO GUERRERA

It is unclear if he still needs regular oxygenation, as it was until today before lunch. Chances are yes, even if you are breathing alone (from the beginning of your hospitalization) and have never needed lung ventilation, as the Russian official press boasted on Sunday night, without any confirmation or correspondence to the truth.

The recovery will still be long for Johnson, he will have to observe an absolute rest for several days, but certainly the abandonment of the intensive care unit is very comforting news, given that the data on hospitalizations in intensive care for coronavirus in the UK highlighted how it exists were 50% survival, at least in general. Instead, the Prime Minister reacted well to the treatments, and there were “first improvements” as of yesterday afternoon.

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Meanwhile, there have been another 887 deaths in the UK today totaling 7,978. Very high numbers in the tragic habituation to the massacre triggered by the coronavirus. However, according to the government, infections and hospitalizations have stabilized for days, and therefore it is plausible that in two weeks the UK will also jump “to the top”. The chief scientific representative of the government, Sir Patrick Vallance, a week ago spoke of “good, albeit horrendous results” that remain below the threshold of 20,000 deaths across the Canal.

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