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originally posted by: Thoughtful1
Global Pandemic Prediction
'According to Marc Lipsitch who is a professor of epidemiology at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Medicine believes that there will be a global pandemic and that 40% to 70% of the global population will be infected.'
BREAKING: Epicenter of coronavirus outbreak reports 1,933 new cases and 100 new deaths
originally posted by: angelchemuel
Would somebody please post the overall total of deaths from this virus please? I have been given a figure from a very reliable source and I would like to compare as too many pages of info have gone by since I last checked in and my index finger can't handle that much scrolling
Thank you
Rainbows
Jane
originally posted by: angelchemuel
Would somebody please post the overall total of deaths from this virus please? I have been given a figure from a very reliable source and I would like to compare as too many pages of info have gone by since I last checked in and my index finger can't handle that much scrolling
Thank you
Rainbows
Jane
originally posted by: Adski989
originally posted by: angelchemuel
Would somebody please post the overall total of deaths from this virus please? I have been given a figure from a very reliable source and I would like to compare as too many pages of info have gone by since I last checked in and my index finger can't handle that much scrolling
Thank you
Rainbows
Jane
1770, don’t tell me your figure is 50k and some bloke down the pub told you.
Coronavirus Cases: 71,323 view by country Deaths: 1,770 Recovered: 10,857
originally posted by: angelchemuel
originally posted by: Adski989
originally posted by: angelchemuel
Would somebody please post the overall total of deaths from this virus please? I have been given a figure from a very reliable source and I would like to compare as too many pages of info have gone by since I last checked in and my index finger can't handle that much scrolling
Thank you
Rainbows
Jane
1770, don’t tell me your figure is 50k and some bloke down the pub told you.
Lol! No, somebody who works in a lab in the UK and the figure I was given was "over 2,000 worldwide" and that everyone that is diagnosed with it ..."Each patient will be treated as a test specimen".
Rainbows
Jane
originally posted by: Adphil28
a reply to: Oppenheimer67
Thanks for that, what the link to that site?, and does anyone know what the extra 80(ish) are ? On the ship ?
Kinda always a good idea if posting a graph to have some labels of the axis , and the graph is still wrong as cases outside China are not “other people” almost all were exported on the evac flights 🤷🏽‍♂️, so it still doesn’t show anything real
Edit :
If it was showing growth outside China it should if including the evacuated show significant steps up when the flights happened (what ever set of that data they are meant to be) as those were found then or shortly after
originally posted by: BPilgrim
I'd also say that of all the prep talk on this thread most don't mention that our greatest defense against this and any other illness is a healthy body. Spirulina, Chlorela, Chaga mushrooms, pickeled foods, probiotics, the elimination of refined sugars and wheat, and of course good old sunshine and excercise will go along way to strengthening our immune systems. I know some people have underlying complications, just a word of positive advice from someone who hasn't been to a doctor in 5 years and who has never had the flu in spite of never receiving a vaccination. Our bodies, properly cared for can whip most bacteria and viruses with ease. Oh and a last thought, raw honey (especially manuka) and elderberry. If I even think I'm getting sick I swig some elderberry and am right as rain the next day.
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No antiviral treatment for coronavirus infection has been proven to be effective. In a historical control study, the combination of lopinavir and ritonavir among SARS-CoV patients was associated with substantial clinical benefit (fewer adverse clinical outcomes). Arabi and colleagues initiated a placebo-controlled trial of interferon beta-1b, lopinavir, and ritonavir among patients with MERS infection in Saudi Arabia. Preclinical evidence showed the potent efficacy of remdesivir (a broad-spectrum antiviral nucleotide prodrug) to treat MERS-CoV and SARS-CoV infections. As 2019-nCoV is an emerging virus, an effective treatment has not been developed for disease resulting from this virus. Since the combination of lopinavir and ritonavir was already available in the designated hospital, a randomised controlled trial has been initiated quickly to assess the efficacy and safety of combined use of lopinavir and ritonavir in patients hospitalised with 2019-nCoV infection.
China repurposes AbbVie HIV drug as Big Pharma rallies to combat deadly coronavirus
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There aren't any drugs or vaccines approved specifically for the new virus. No antiviral treatment has proven effective against coronaviruses. But one hospital in Wuhan has started a clinical trial using a combination of two drugs that had been tested on MERS patients in Saudi Arabia. The therapy, sold under the brand name Kaletra in the U.S., is normally used to treat HIV patients and belongs to a class of drugs known as protease inhibitors, which block a key enzyme that helps viruses replicate. Re-searchers are also investigating other antivirals. In addition, a few vaccine makers are developing products targeting the virus.
On Sunday, a Chinese national health program recommended the use of a treatment from AbbVie, which the company sells under the brand names Kaletra and Aluvia, according to Beijing's Health Commission.
The therapy, first approved two decades ago to treat HIV, combines two antiviral agents. It belongs to a class of drugs known as protease inhibitors, which block a key enzyme that helps viruses replicate.
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ohnson & Johnson agreed to a request over the weekend by Chinese health authorities to ship its HIV drug Prezcobix for potential treatment of coronavirus infection, Chief Scientific Officer Paul Stoffels said in an interview.
The therapy, which is also a protease inhibitor combining two antiviral agents, should arrive by Tuesday, he said.
"Industry can take different steps to combating this epidemic as fast as possible," Dr. Stoffels said. Studying Prezcobix in patients who test positive for the coronavirus wouldn't harm them, he said, and could help authorities find a treatment that works.
Dr. Stoffels said J&J is also reviewing its library of compounds, including those currently in laboratories, that could potentially provide other help to patients.