Sheriff Joe
DA
What’s not to like you queer.
Some data on Covid-19 and why we're not over reacting...
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I quit in tenth grade. Get your facts straight, queerbait.
Sheriff Joe
DA
I am not sure about the outlaw, but I am pretty sexy.
You however sound like the West Hollywood type.
Well, I'm going to add some hopeful news here. I'm sure many have already seen some of the promising news on Remdesivir, the antiviral originally developed for use against Ebola (which failed, unfortunately). Looks like the results of the clinical trials are looking good, so good in fact the FDA is fast tracking it's use for COVID-19. The official study data hasn't been released yet so it's unclear the severity of illness for those patients enrolled in the clinical trials. Important because an earlier study from China showed disappointing results, but they tried the drug only on the most severe patients. Since anti-virals work by stopping the virus from replicating in the body, changes are those already in critical condition were too far gone for Remdesivir to help.
I worked for the Roche Pharma research lab when they developed the antiviral, Tamiflu. It's some pretty fascinating and exciting science. Your risk of complications such as pneumonia are greatly reduced and your symptoms are much less severe. (In our family's experience with Tamiflu, fever is gone within 24 hours of starting the drug, 72 hours later it's like you were never sick).
If Remdesivir works similarly against COVID-19 this could be a real game changer. Too bad it's intraveneous only because if it were pill form it would be easier to dispense for prophylactic use in those exposed but not symptomatic.
FDA will reportedly authorize use of remdesivir for Covid-19 after trial shows 'positive effect' on recovery time
Researchers released some good news about a possible treatment for coronavirus Wednesday -- evidence that the experimental drug remdesivir might help patients recover more quickly from the infection.www.cnn.com
Just because you were janitor with a basement operations doesn't make YOU involved....
No, really? You didn't finish high school? Never coulda guessed...
Who needs that fancy stuff? Listen, disinfectant really does a number on this thing. Can't we figure out a way to maybe get it into the body, like by injection, so it gets into the lungs and, you know, cleans it all out? The President suggests this possibility. He does say he's not a doctor, but he knows stuff.Well, I'm going to add some hopeful news here. I'm sure many have already seen some of the promising news on Remdesivir, the antiviral originally developed for use against Ebola (which failed, unfortunately). Looks like the results of the clinical trials are looking good, so good in fact the FDA is fast tracking it's use for COVID-19. The official study data hasn't been released yet so it's unclear severity of illness for those patients enrolled in the clinical trials. Important because an earlier study from China showed disappointing results, but they tried the drug only on the most severe patients. Since anti-virals work by stopping the virus from replicating in the body, changes are those already in critical condition were too far gone for Remdesivir to help.
I worked for the Roche Pharma research lab when they developed the antiviral, Tamiflu. It's some pretty fascinating and exciting science. Your risk of complications such as pneumonia are greatly reduced and your symptoms are much less severe. (In our family's experience with Tamiflu, fever is gone within 24 hours of starting the drug, 72 hours later it's like you were never sick).
If Remdesivir works similarly against COVID-19 this could be a real game changer. Too bad it's intraveneous only because if it were pill form it would be easier to dispense for prophylactic use in those exposed but not symptomatic.
FDA will reportedly authorize use of remdesivir for Covid-19 after trial shows 'positive effect' on recovery time
Researchers released some good news about a possible treatment for coronavirus Wednesday -- evidence that the experimental drug remdesivir might help patients recover more quickly from the infection.
Sheriff Joe
DA
Sounds like it has the same affect of putting known Wutang virus patients back in to nursing homes like Newsom and Fredo’s brother.
Hüsker Dü
DA
I'm sure you thought that made sense when you posted it.
Tell that to all the people who have lost their jobs and businesses, you fucking dolt.
The new(?) American way - dollars are more important than people.
We did great against Coronavirus, relative to our population. We remain the most powerful economy in the nation. Now, stupid, tell me your point exactly...or are you just whining because that's what you like to do? Stand proud for The Golden Bear!
You can stay inside and duct tape the windows for all I care.
You dont have the right to bring me with you.
Its not "people" who lost their jobs and businesses?
Its not "people" who are under authoritarian decree to stop their production and interaction with society?
"Live free or die"
...who said that?
Sure I do. Don't go spreading your nasty germs around me, you don't have the right.
If you want to drive on my roads and use my police and fire protection, then pay your taxes, stop at red lights and don't infect your neighbor during a pandemic. If you want your "freedom," go someplace where they have no government. I'm sure you know enough of those Cliven Bundy cult freakos...go join them. Idaho is actually kicking ass on this thing as well
Those are all mine too.
If you're scared, stay at home.
I wont even care.
gavin says stay home.
Be a good boy.
I'll live my life.
Sheriff Joe
DA
How will Ricky infect you people cowering in your ivory towers?
Maybe some fresh air would do you some good.
I get fresh air every day. But I don't go to the beach and gather with a bunch of people I don't know. That's illegal right now.
You'll do what we all do. You don't have to like it. I get dirty looks not wearing a mask around my own neighborhood, or when my kid and a neighbor kick the ball on the front lawn. We all react differently but it's pretty clear that we have done a decent job flattening the curve by imprisoning ourselves and it's really clear that now is a good time to weigh that against the daily economic destruction. Not sure where I come out at all. Georgia probably a good test case.