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That tells you how poor the average Pakistani is. There is a low percapita electricity consumption, there is generation capacity but no buyers.

I do wonder how Pakistanis live in the rural areas and small towns.

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https://www.smithcenternj.org/ The French study is of very poor quality. They used small numbers, they used a surrogate marker ie RNA load not a clinical marker. There was poor reporting of clinical status of patients including even their need for supplemental O2. One patient ended up in ICU, that p...

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https://globalnews.ca/news/6768702/coro ... ina-cases/

Some frank reportage for a change.

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What i am simply not getting is why Fauci does not consider these to be relevant or encouraging. Sure they are not randomized (at least the French one was not) but nevertheless... The Smith Center for Infectious Diseases and Urban Health; please look it up. It is a three physician setup with this f...

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Please maintain some etiquette, if you must provide assertions on treatment, you have a responsibility to post a reference. I cannot make it any simpler than this. It otherwise undermines your credibility as well as intelligence.

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With this kind of carnage I do not think the US is going to forgive China. Higher ups in both Britain and the US have spoken of a day of reckoning with China. I support, without reservation, this approach to the global menace. I fully support any US action to this end. Even if the Wuhan virus is de...

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After perusing the videos on the treatment of dogs in the above link, see the following. This video makes explicit the contrasting values of Indian and Chinese civilisations.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1244544136746872832

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This should be required reading for Indians and westerners. Warning:Not for the easily distressed.

Glimpses of Chinese culture of the heavenly mandate, middle finger etc etc

https://twitter.com/UNNTV1

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Waksman at Rutgers found streptomycin in the early 1950s.

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I believe only since the 1980s.

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https://www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-boris-johnsons-government-reportedly-furious-with-china-2020-3 Boris Johnson's government is reportedly furious with China and believes it could have 40 times more coronavirus cases than it claims UK government officials say there'll be "reckoning&quo...

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Yeah I noticed the ambubag reference. Its like that oncologist proclaiming he is going to start work on cytokines hoping for results by the weekend.

I don't know if Indians the bullshiters or the Indian press is merely clueless.

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One can postulate latent TB, previous TB exposure may also be protective.

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Watch out for second outbreak caused by foreign garbage

https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/8PbJjsRueJllEt9t3tzO1g

Of course close to 100% of the foreign garbage responsible for the new cases in China are returning Chinese. But hopefully Chinese will be slow to notice.

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the opportunism of an Indian politician. Didn't his govt pass a resolution in the Punjab Assembly against the CAA? his state minister Brahm Mohindra had moved the resolution. didn't he say that muslim should also be included in CAA by that logic, the muslims of Afghanistan ( talibanis), the very on...

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https://www.newsweek.com/more-50-doctor ... us-1494781

Rest in peace comrades, you have earned it.

sanjaykumar · Re: Terroristan - November 11, 2019 Wrong thread.

Wrong thread.

sanjaykumar · Re: Terroristan - November 11, 2019 Hahaha. Gregarious lot.

Hahaha. Gregarious lot.

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No problem, their faith in Allah is touching, https://www.haaretz.com/world-news/.pre ... -1.8708783

Just keep these primitives out off India.

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[img]4[/img]Testing in India is not effective. The prevalence is low. 2% positive of those deemed at risk and warranting testing. The management would be the same. Isolation or hospitilsation. The lockdown strategy is the most appropriate. Other than building herd immunity whilst sequestering vulner...

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There are many confounding variables including availability of testing, guidelines for whom to test, affordability etc. Since tests have now been made free in the US, a spike in numbers is inevitable. It is much better to look at the obituary pages. And look at excess deaths. This is a trivial conce...

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I think the Brazilians are being affectionate and calling him put derived from putra . In Portuguese it may be Laputa. google translate states that the words in english to the left are the ones in portuguese to the right. Hehehe Jonathan Swift (Gulliver's Travels) also plays with the word Laputa. :...

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I think the Brazilians are being affectionate and calling him put derived from putra. In Portuguese it may be Laputa.

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Ramana, that is the paper referenced earlier. Also Abhijit Mitra-Iyer tweeted it but I fear he got his hopes high without good reason.

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?? There is much data on the sequences-of course mutations are evident, as would be expected for viruses especially RNA viruses. These mutations are related to replication fidelity rather than UV, chemical etc mutagenesis. Consider that it has been 3 or 4 months since the first cases. The virus must...

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^^Please see my comment above. Short RNA sequences when bound to complementary sequences in the viral genome can activate enzymes that degrade the viral RNA. This group reports a wuhan virus mutation that is a target for such a silencing human RNA. Meaning that it should now cause the activation of ...

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So how's the count going in New York with all that testing? The genie is out of the bottle. Stay the phook away is the answer.

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https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.03.21.001586v1.full.pdf I am a little puzzled as to this Indian sttrain. There must be several strains circulating in India-from various incoming travellers and also from the lack of proof-reading function intrinsic to RNA dependent RNA polymerase. Anyway...

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Pubchem has an excellent program to rotate molecular models.

https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compou ... -Conformer

https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compou ... -Conformer

I can now see the similarity between the 3D conformations. Very impressive.

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Robot scientists using AI can test more compounds, and do so with improved accuracy and reproducibility, and exhaustive, searchable record-keeping,” says systems biologist Steve Oliver of the University of Cambridge, a member of the group that developed Adam. In January, the same team announced tha...

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oman and Jihadi Trojan Asses. Sanjay, That's your opinion right not evidence. FDA has not approved the protocol But it is being used in the US under the compassionate care rubric. And there is ample evidence it is working. By time FDA approves all afflicted will be dead. There are several trials on...

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Hydroxychloroquine (us organic chem students cringe at the use of hydrochloroquine) is obviously not a panacea. The report that some seem to improve means not that it is an effective treatment but that these observations warrant clinical trials. The Chinese may have been using it since January-it di...

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Interesting effects of policy.

https://www.livemint.com/news/india/how ... 60343.html

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The CD147 receptor is certainly potential target for blocking entry. They seem to a moiety that blocks it. One hopes it is a repurposed drug already approved for some condition. Otherwise it is a long way through clinical trials. Every locus of attachment entry replication is a potential drug target...

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^^yes the HIV epidemic that was almost gleefully predicted in India never materialized. India managed to disappoint some people again.

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Ventilators mean more than a pump. Ventilation necessitates iv fluids likely antibiotics sedation paralysis blood gas measurement routine blood work radiological imaging hygiene intubation extubation and of course aseptic protocols. You will note there is very little information on icu survival. How...

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Yeah, it's pretty standard and expected stuff.

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Perhaps they need to do a point of care acetaminophen blood test on disembarking passengers. Random tests, if they have denied taking it, automatic quarantine for two weeks.

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[i]And yet would anyone have posited 6 months ago that medical science and knowledge would be be powerless in the short term to prevent the world being brought down onto it's knees in the face of an unknown organism?[/i The physician knows the thousand ways to die, and that is about all one can say ...

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Ah yes the day of judgement, qayamat wallahs. All I can say is: This is a good time to convert to these religions, Allah/Jesus will save you.

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