President Trump to speak on a major COVID-19 therapeutic breakthrough

[islandman]

.....today (Sunday).

It's oleandrin, isn't it? That 'My Pillow' guy is about to make another fortune!

 

[surdeep]

He needs better teaser promos.

Little videos with melania and ivanka doing yoga poses together in the Rose Garden, free of the China Virus at last.

 

[Adre]

Fact checking will occur simultaneously.

 

[adrina]

Who has bets on how many will be calling poison control for homemade oleander bush concoctions.

 

[silver gurl]

The My Pillow Guy is creepy. In a cultish way.

 

[Saint_Ann]

Who has bets on how many will be calling poison control for homemade oleander bush concoctions.

Evolution is an on-going thing. It's for the best.

 

[HisArpy]

Evolution is an on-going thing. It's for the best.

Darwin always win in the end.

 

[butters]

The My Pillow Guy is creepy. In a cultish way.

he's a die-hard trump donor... bought his way into the impeached president's attention. have you noticed how very monochrome his adverts are?

 

[Saint_Ann]

he's a die-hard trump donor... bought his way into the impeached president's attention. have you noticed how very monochrome his adverts are?

Lol. Self made millionaire helping millions with his products is creepy because....Trump.

 

[butters]

https://www.infectioncontroltoday.com/view/new-study-hydroxychloroquine-works-in-monkeys-not-humans

The resources used to study hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) would have been better spent on more promising treatment modalities, such as studying Camostat mesilate or nafamostat mesylate therapy for COVID-19, a compound which has been shown to block TMPRSS2.

Last week we have witnessed the resurrection of hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) in the minds of many and even some policymakers as a treatment option for COVID-19. President Trump stated on July 28, 2020: “I happen to think it works”1 and the Ohio Pharmacy Board reversed their ban on the drug upon the request of Ohio’s governor.2

But many leading scientists disagree. Anthony Fauci, MD, a member of the White House Coronavirus Task Force, has told BBC that hydroxychloroquine is ineffective against the coronavirus.3 His opinion is backed by five prospective randomized clinical trials. All of which were not able to document benefit. The latest one was from Brazil, a country which received and apparently used 2 million doses of HCQ from the United States. The Brazilian doctors found no beneficial effect. The five prospective randomized controlled trials are below:

 

[silver gurl]

he's a die-hard trump donor... bought his way into the impeached president's attention. have you noticed how very monochrome his adverts are?

What I have noticed, a long while ago.....everyone in his adverts wears some funky necklace that matches his.
Cultish.

 

[butters]

What I have noticed, a long while ago.....everyone in his adverts wears some funky necklace that matches his.
Cultish.

ew, i hadn't seen that. weird
perhaps they're a freebie with his pillows. double ew

 

[islandman]

Evidently, he's going to announce an EUA for convalescent plasma.

$100 says he'll use the phrase "FDA-approved" repeatedly to make his low information base think that the FDA now has a cure for COVID-19.

 

[DeluxAuto]

Evidently, he's going to announce an EUA for convalescent plasma.

$100 says he'll use the phrase "FDA-approved" repeatedly to make his low information base think that the FDA now has a cure for COVID-19.

He'll never use "FDA" in this campaign rally.

 

[islandman]

He'll never use "FDA" in this campaign rally.

"My FDA"?

 

[Conager]

he's a die-hard trump donor... bought his way into the impeached president's attention. have you noticed how very monochrome his adverts are?

Hey did you catch forever impeached President Clinton at the DNC telethon?

 

[DeluxAuto]

"My FDA"?

Like, "My African-American?"

 

[DeluxAuto]

Hey did you catch forever impeached President Clinton at the DNC telethon?

Forever currently Impeached?

 

[Lazaran]

ew, i hadn't seen that. weird
perhaps they're a freebie with his pillows. double ew

The 5G microwave frequency filter for Covid immunity is imbedded in the necklace.

Tin foil hats are so last year.

 

[butters]

Evidently, he's going to announce an EUA for convalescent plasma.

$100 says he'll use the phrase "FDA-approved" repeatedly to make his low information base think that the FDA now has a cure for COVID-19.

isn't there new data suggesting convalescent plasma is no longer seen as effective? oh, hang on, sorry... it's not been shown to be very successful in treating seriously ill covid patients but a number of trials are about to start to test its efficacy in those with mild symptoms but at high risk. they're looking to see if antivirals administered early, before severe organ damage, can help prevent the disease from getting worse.

 

[Aglaopheme]

isn't there new data suggesting convalescent plasma is no longer seen as effective? oh, hang on, sorry... it's not been shown to be very successful in treating seriously ill covid patients but a number of trials are about to start to test its efficacy in those with mild symptoms but at high risk. they're looking to see if antivirals administered early, before severe organ damage, can help prevent the disease from getting worse.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/19/us/politics/blood-plasma-covid-19.html

WASHINGTON — Last week, just as the Food and Drug Administration was preparing to issue an emergency authorization for blood plasma as a Covid-19 treatment, a group of top federal health officials including Dr. Francis S. Collins and Dr. Anthony S. Fauci intervened, arguing that emerging data on the treatment was too weak, according to two senior administration officials.

Several top health officials — led by Dr. Collins, the director of the National Institutes of Health; Dr. Fauci, the government’s top infectious disease expert; and Dr. Lane — urged their colleagues last week to hold off, citing recent data from the country’s largest plasma study, run by the Mayo Clinic. They thought the study’s data to date was not strong enough to warrant an emergency approval.

The drafted emergency authorization leaned on the history of plasma’s use in other disease outbreaks and on animal research and a spate of plasma studies, including the Mayo Clinic’s program, which has given infusions to more than 66,000 Covid-19 patients thanks to financing from the federal government.

Senior health officials have privately expressed concern about the rapid growth of the Mayo program and the perceived rush to declare plasma effective without the affirmation of results from randomized trials, which scientists have long relied on as the gold standard of evidence. Skyrocketing enrollment in the program has prompted a debate among researchers about what kind of empirical certainty is needed in treating patients in a public health emergency.

An emergency approval now would “change the way people view trials,” said Dr. Mila B. Ortigoza, an infectious disease specialist at N.Y.U. Langone Health who started a trial with colleagues at Montefiore Medical Center. “We want to make sure that when we say it works, we are confident, with indisputable evidence,” she said. “We’re dealing with patients’ lives here.”

 

[BellOH]

DUMZ to denounce CURE at 5:55

 

[BellOH]

Watch the left come out and fight against the use of convalescent plasma now

Trump announces that plasma treatment proven to cut mortality by 35%


U.S. FDA issues emergency use authorization for convalescent plasma as potential treatment for COVID-19, President Trump announces.

 

[Dribble]

Plasma has long been known to carry T-cells. As I explained thoroughly in another thread, they are a Hail Mary for those we know will die. They DO NOT GIVE IMMUNITY. T-cells kill the entire infected cell...not the individual viral cells ( although technically they are not cells) as antibodies do.

 

[BellOH]

Plasma has long been known to carry T-cells. As I explained thoroughly in another thread, they are a Hail Mary for those we know will die. They DO NOT GIVE IMMUNITY. T-cells kill the entire infected cell...not the individual viral cells ( although technically they are not cells) as antibodies do.

plasma treatment proven to cut mortality by 35%