COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)

[gldnone913]

I’m in Virginia for work, hamton roads and Dmv...it’s crazy to me how hard it is to get tested here compared to California.

All the Walmart and cvs testing appointments booked up in the 757. Urgent care has them but you have to pay the appt fees too.

I found openings at a pharmacy in Arlington.

It’s a damn shame there isn’t a nationwide testing and tracing program.

I got tested at a Patient First, my wife got a rapid test at Nextcare. She had to wait a few hrs, but once she got tested it only took like 15 min. I'm in NoVA, not sure about the 7 cities

 

[null]

"Dr. Stella Immanuel is part of America's Frontline Doctors, a new group which seems to have formed in the United States to support the use of Hydroxychloroquine in the cure of Covid-19."

 

[Theo Penn]

"Dr. Stella Immanuel is part of America's Frontline Doctors, a new group which seems to have formed in the United States to support the use of Hydroxychloroquine in the cure of Covid-19."

This bish is a nut job.

 

[the bossman]

How long did they say you had to wait for results? People been waiting a week for those tests done at the pharmacy.

Supposedly best country in the world in 2020 yet can't even get back quick test results for a worldwide pandemic. Had nikkas waiting months for a $1200 check in the mail. Embarrassing

 

[mannyrs13]

New York: we're gonna have the most cases recorded after this is all over

Florida:

Posted this at 80k cases a month and a half ago and now we just passed NY with over 440k.

We'll be passed California by Labor Day if not sooner.

 

[FabTrey]

DELETE

 

[Dr. Acula]

So, look at worldometer on Sunday and Monday is useless because of the day lag in data. Sunday is showing mostly Saturday data and Monday is showing Sunday data and for some reason it appears we're not getting all the data on these dates? They seem to wait until the next business day to report some data.

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

"Dr. Stella Immanuel is part of America's Frontline Doctors, a new group which seems to have formed in the United States to support the use of Hydroxychloroquine in the cure of Covid-19."

Endorsed by Breitbart
Ill pass

 

[Spliff]

I see the HCQ shyt is trending again with Breitbart pushing the shyt. They got a PHD Dr. (Not physician) and sista who is a Jesus freak and admits she only saw very mild cases at the forefront of some videos they are putting out.


I want someone to dig through the data and just find this one bit of information: Is there any way to track all people who use HQC to treat their Lupus and see if all of them were able to avoid getting coronavirus? Because people are saying it can be used preventatively so, logically, you would assume that Lupus patients who used this drug for that before even Coronovirus possess some immunity to the disease. Right?

You may find what you're looking for here.

COVID-19 Treatment Analysis

Thread:

That "Recovery trial" used extremely high doses of hydroxychloriquine. Doses that WHO established in 1979 to be above the toxic limit. Doses that no proponent of HCQ ever considered. Why were those doses used? #RecoveryGate has been a thing on Twitter for over a month now to highlight this issue.

To put it in context: the other big WHO "Solidarity trial" was using similar toxic doses. Intentional or not, WHO had to discontinue the HCQ arm of that study once enough people raised concern. India's ICMR (their NIH) even wrote in suggesting they pump the breaks before they unnecessarily kill participants.

This toxic dose issue is no secret, so why does Dr. Ding continue to champion the Recovery trial as the "nail in the coffin"... even as recent as today?

If anything, it studies how a sick population tolerates toxic HCQ doses. As expected, results were poor. Same thing happened in one of those Brazilian studies from earlier.

 

[Uptown WaYo87]

10k new cases and almost 200 deaths reported in florida today

 

[Mr. Jack Napier]

For real, they need to give out harsh punishments to get the point across. I'm sure there will be another lockdown. People just can't control themselves or get that there's no end in sight until there's a vaccine or that the numbers are down to 0

That, and these insurance companies need to deny claims if it can proven you caught the virus not following protocol.

 

[Dr. Acula]

You may find what you're looking for here.

COVID-19 Treatment Analysis




That "Recovery trial" used extremely high doses of hydroxychloriquine. Doses that WHO established in 1979 to be above the toxic limit. Doses that no proponent of HCQ ever considered. Why were those doses used? #RecoveryGate has been a thing on Twitter for over a month now to highlight this issue.

To put it in context: the other big WHO "Solidarity trial" was using similar toxic doses. Intentional or not, WHO had to discontinue the HCQ arm of that study once enough people raised concern. India's ICMR (their NIH) even wrote in suggesting they pump the breaks before they unnecessarily kill participants.

This toxic dose issue is no secret, so why does Dr. Ding continue to champion the Recovery trial as the "nail in the coffin"... even as recent as today?

If anything, it studies how a sick population tolerates toxic HCQ doses. As expected, results were poor. Same thing happened in one of those Brazilian studies from earlier.

Did not find what I was looking for using ctrl+f and "lupus".

 

[eXodus]

"Dr. Stella Immanuel is part of America's Frontline Doctors, a new group which seems to have formed in the United States to support the use of Hydroxychloroquine in the cure of Covid-19."

This bish is a nut job.

It’s clear Zinc is the star for the show for this particular treatment method. And as @Spliff noted the recovery trial was pretty bad from a dosing standpoint (and if I remember correctly the treatment was given after hospitalisation so it wouldn’t be effective either way that late in symptom onset)

I don’t get why physicians who champion this treatment don’t just lead with Zinc and consider perhaps dropping HCQ altogether, and just couple Zinc and Z-pak with a different zinc-ionophore like quercetin which would likely have a similar effect of helping zinc into cells to slow viral replication

HCQ is too politicised at this point, even if it has benefits, it’ll never work.

 

[Black]

I caught this bullshyt.

 

[eXodus]

I caught this bullshyt.

Damn, how u feelin bruv??