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So, they give them drugs that are as likely to make it worse as better?Because thousands of people are dying daily from a novel virus and doctors and medical professions in hospitals want to save people's lives.
So, they give them drugs that are as likely to make it worse as better?
Because thousands of people are dying daily from a novel virus and doctors and medical professions in hospitals want to save people's lives.
Ive just seen two "anti vaxers" arguing about taking or not taking a vaccine that doesn't exist. Im am taking up debating how many fairies can dance on a pin.
So, they give them drugs that are as likely to make it worse as better?
And chemo walks a very fine line between killing the cancer and killing the patient.Its a poor comparison to compare chemo to taking malaria drugs for CV19. Chemo is at least approved, and has shown to be effective. Doctors from the beginning were saying that so far tests for the drug have had very limited results in fighting CV19, and that there needed to be more testing before it is approved.
Novak Djokovic says he wont accept to have to have a vaccine, nice to have seen you play Novak, enjoy retirement. The world is going mad.
An old school friend of mine is a huge antivaxer. I'll give you two guesses whether he believes the 5G conspiracy theory BS as well.
Has to be an odd number to balance the genders.
Novak Djokovic says he wont accept to have to have a vaccine, nice to have seen you play Novak, enjoy retirement. The world is going mad.
That's just so sad, its like every year we have to have warnings here telling people A) not to go to the seafront in a storm and B) If your dog ends up in the sea don't go after it. It still happens year after year dog goes in, owner tries to save it owner drowns and the dog gets out. Some people just wont learn.Then you had the 60 year old gentlemen from Ohio who was very outspoken that the virus was fake, and a political ploy. He called social distancing rules bullshit. Well he got the coronavirus and died on April 15th.
I feel for his family. His ignorance took him from them.
Man who called COVID-19 lockdown 'bull****' dies from the virus
Ive just seen two "anti vaxers" arguing about taking or not taking a vaccine that doesn't exist. Im am taking up debating how many fairies can dance on a pin.
5 if they're from San Francisco.
I'm steeling this.
40Im am taking up debating how many fairies can dance on a pin.
Chemotherapy or radiation treatment. These fight cancer and they do damage. Sure there approved, but if I had a family member on a ventilator and they wanted to live, I would choose the treatment that might save them if if it did damage.
That's just so sad, its like every year we have to have warnings here telling people A) not to go to the seafront in a storm and B) If your dog ends up in the sea don't go after it. It still happens year after year dog goes in, owner tries to save it owner drowns and the dog gets out. Some people just wont learn.
My father-in-law says the same thing after throat cancer.I have a good friend who has had chemo for her leukemia.
She says never never never again - the cure is worse than the problem
Except we practice fairly good hygiene where faeces is involved. I know I try to keep it as far away from my face as possible...I would figure looking at some numbers, there was a report that said the virus was present in the stool at 50-52 days after diagnosis, and the illness is often diagnosed approximately 2-12 days after becoming infected, with the median being around 11.5, and one case taking 27 days: This would mean that you would have a person effectively able to infect others from as little as 54 to as much as 79 days after the fact with a typical figure of around 63.5 days.
Think about those numbers for a second. Today is April 21 (which will change in 75 minutes), and the 111th day of the year. So, basically, you'd see the last person infected in this wave being non-infectious around day 190, which is July 9th. Not too long ago, I made an estimate that we'd probably need to keep the country closed for 75-100 days (I made this estimate on the 18th), and I'm unfortunately closer to accurate than I'd have liked to have been.