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In addition to facing quarantine violation charges, Zhiryada faces an additional charge of cruelty to animals.
He posted a video, among others, showing him shooting a feral chicken with a spear gun in an area parking lot. They say the pair arrived in Honolulu last Saturday, indicating they were staying at a friend’s condo. They immediately began breaking quarantine requirements and “showed off their escapades by posting their adventures on social media sites as they traveled to various locations around Honolulu.”
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: anonentity
Keep saying the mantra, "they didn't use zinc, they didn't use zinc."
originally posted by: McGinty
YouTube’s a business, medicine’s a business, they probably did a deal. It’d be surprising if big pharma didn’t payoff whoever they need to in order to make their products necessary. That’s capitalism.
Dr Seheult’s video are the only ones I watch now, the only ones that feel like an honest summary of the where we’re at, without trying to push an agenda.
originally posted by: deccal
Do you think that the loss of smell and taste is a sign that this virus enters the nervous system and even into the brain? If so, what does it mean? If we recover, we infact do not recover completely? Or can it damage the brain permanently?
originally posted by: angelchemuel
I am no medical practitioner, but I have said this from the start, I even likened it to the way Cyanide attaches itself to the nervous system but eventually stops the heart.
Intravenous sodium thiosulfate is administered for about 30 minutes. Hydroxocobalamin will detoxify cyanide by binding with it to produce nontoxic vitamin B-12. This medication neutralizes cyanide at a slow enough rate to allow an enzyme called rhodanese to further detoxify cyanide in the liver
This statistic shows the average life expectancy in Africa for those born in 2019, by gender and region. The average life expectancy across the whole continent was 61 years for males and 65 years for females. The average life expectancy globally was 70 years for males and 75 years for females in 2019. Additional information on life expectancy in Africa With the exception of North Africa where life expectancy is close to the worldwide average for men and women, life expectancy across all African regions paints a bleak picture. Comparison of life expectancy by continent shows the gap in average life expectancy between Africa and other continent regions. Africa trails Asia, the continent with the second lowest average life expectancy, by 10 years for both males and females. Moreover, countries from across the African regions dominate the list of countries with the lowest life expectancy worldwide. Lesotho, belonging to the region of Southern Africa, had the lowest life expectancy of any country for those born in 2014. However there is reason for hope despite the low life expectancy rates in many African countries. Africa’s Human Development index rating has increased dramatically from 0.375 to 0.498 between 1980 and 2011, demonstrating an improvement in quality of life and as a result greater access to vital services that allow people to live longer lives. One such improvement has been successful efforts to reduce the rate of aids infection and research into combating its effects. The number of new HIV infections in 2000 and 2014 shows that while 2,300 new HIV infections occurred in 2000 the number had dropped to 1,400 in 2014.
Now the second wave of the voracious insects, some 20 times the size of the first, is arriving. Billions of the young desert locusts are winging in from breeding grounds in Somalia in search of fresh vegetation springing up with seasonal rains. Millions of already vulnerable people are at risk. And as they gather to try to combat the locusts, often in vain, they risk spreading the virus — a topic that comes a distant second for many in rural areas. It is the locusts that “everyone is talking about,” said Yoweri Aboket, a farmer in Uganda. “Once they land in your garden they do total destruction. Some people will even tell you that the locusts are more destructive than the coronavirus. There are even some who don’t believe that the virus will reach here.”