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Covid-19: Treatments, Cures, and Vaccines

Discussion in 'Too Hot for Swamp Gas' started by exiledgator, Apr 10, 2020.

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    Fluvoximine, in one model, was shown to bind to a receptor on immune cells. As a result, it played a role in the reduction of Cytokine production. In an in vitro study of endothilial cells, the drug also suppressed the expression of inflammatory genes (NIH study).

    In the study this drug will be given for 10 days in the hopes that it reduces the liklihood of a hospital stay or death.

    Worth a shot I guess, but wonder what the side effects are considering the drug was meant to treat mental disorders??
     
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    I agree with Denmark. Data has mounted that the Pfizer (and probably Moderna) should have been a 3 shot series just like hepatitis B. By waiting 6 months for the 3rd shot, the immune response was observed to be much more broad based. T-cell germination remained strong and T-cells more than 85% cross reactive against all variants to date. Meaning, that as neutralizing anti-bodies wain, you still have strong protection against severe disease unless you are immune compromised or are at the extreme end of several co-morbidities.
     
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    In general SSRIs are widely used and have little harmful known side effects. They do have some side effects in some cases (decrease libido). They can act as a blood thinner to a mild degree.
     
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    Just spent 5 days in Vegas. Seemed pretty normal to me. Mostly mask wearing in common areas and elevators but customers who were gambling, drinking or eating weren't wearing masks and of course that’s everyone in Vegas. Employees did of course. I tested myself everyday. Only one line so no Covid and I’m not pregnant.
     
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    If it protects endothelial cells, it should be studied for cardiovascular protection.
     
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    Only part that wasn’t normal was the daily testing
     
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    FDA grants an EUA for the monoclonal antibody Bebtelovimab from Eli Lilly. The treatment is intended for non-hospitalized COVID patients with mild to moderate COVID. This MAB was shown to retain reactivity against the Omicron variant.

    Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: FDA Authorizes New Monoclonal Antibody for Treatment of COVID-19 that Retains Activity Against Omicron Variant
     
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    FDA knew huge percentage of women in Pfizer trial suffered miscarriages (wnd.com)
    FDA knew huge percentage of women in Pfizer trial suffered miscarriages

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    She said in an interview Monday with Steve Bannon on "War Room" that Pfizer tried to bury the startling data on miscarriages.
     
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    Garbage in= Garbage out. "Pregnant people were not included in the initial clinical trial, so participants would have been unaware of their pregnancies at the trial’s start and early in pregnancy at the time of the Pfizer report. Of the 270 pregnancies reported during the trial, 238 were ongoing at the time of the report, while the remaining 32 pregnancies had ended, with 28 resulting in miscarriage. Pfizer’s data shows that at the time of the report, 10.4 percent of the pregnancies had ended in miscarriage, which is well within the normal miscarriage rate of 10 to 20 percent."
    Post claims Pfizer vaccine caused miscarriages during clinical trial - Public Health Communication Collaborative

    Like Trump's continual swing and miss on 80 or so election cases, this poster's record is identical. Be better. Sigh
     
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    Come on, be better
     
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    Can we please keep the disinformation and political arguing out of this particular thread? Save it for the other thread.

    https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2201662?query=featured_coronavirus

    Metformin, Fluvoxamine and Ivermectin not shown to be effective against hospitalization. There was some modest improvement with Metformin but could not be be confirmed in this study. In this study they used modest doses of Fluvoxamine and found no improvement. Other studies have shown some improvement at higher doses. There was no hint of improvement with Ivermectin.
     
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