Coronavirus: Something’s Not Right Here… Following yesterday’s pimping of Gilead Science’s antiviral drug remdesivir on scant and suspect results, it’s hard not to start asking the question: Are we being played? Coronavirus: Something’s Not Right Here… Following yesterday’s pimping of Gilead Science’s antiviral drug remdesivir on scant and suspect results, it’s hard not to start asking the question: Are we being played?
Coronavirus: Promising News On Remdesivir Drug….Maybe?? The world is cheering the news that Gilead Science’s antiviral drug remdesivir is showing a “clear cut positive effect in diminishing time to recover” for those infected with the covid-19 virus. President Trump says he is now pushing the FDA to fast-track remdesivir through the approvals process. So the media is filled with joyous headlines and the stock market had a banner up day. But as with most announcements lately, digging into the supporting research raises lots of questions about the news. Coronavirus: Promising News On Remdesivir Drug….Maybe?? The world is cheering the news that Gilead Science’s antiviral drug remdesivir is showing a “clear cut positive effect in diminishing time to recover” for those infected with the covid-19 virus. President Trump says he is now pushing the FDA to fast-track remdesivir through the approvals process. So the media is filled with joyous headlines and the stock market had a banner up day. But as with most announcements lately, digging into the supporting research raises lots of questions about the news.
Coronavirus: Doctors Stunned By Damage Seen Inside The Body The Covid-19 virus “acts like no pathogen humanity has ever seen” Yes, it attacks the lungs most; but it also can do severe damage to the heart, blood vessels, kidneys, gut, skin and brain. Cardiologist Harlan Krumholz of Yale University says it “can attack almost anything in the body with devastating consequences. It’s ferocity is breathtaking and humbling”. Coronavirus: Doctors Stunned By Damage Seen Inside The Body The Covid-19 virus “acts like no pathogen humanity has ever seen” Yes, it attacks the lungs most; but it also can do severe damage to the heart, blood vessels, kidneys, gut, skin and brain. Cardiologist Harlan Krumholz of Yale University says it “can attack almost anything in the body with devastating consequences. It’s ferocity is breathtaking and humbling”.
Why Is Coronavirus News Still So Inaccurate? “A lie can travel halfway around the world before the truth is putting on its shoes” The list of sensational headlines based on shoddy research just continues to grow. Whether by commission, omission or plain old ignorance, our media is failing us — it’s not probing as critically and deeply as it should to ensure the information it brings us is valid. Why Is Coronavirus News Still So Inaccurate? “A lie can travel halfway around the world before the truth is putting on its shoes” The list of sensational headlines based on shoddy research just continues to grow. Whether by commission, omission or plain old ignorance, our media is failing us — it’s not probing as critically and deeply as it should to ensure the information it brings us is valid.
Here’s Everything We Should Be Doing Now To Beat The Coronavirus Chris has been frequently critical of our leaders’ bungled responses throughout the coronavirus pandemic. So today he turns the tables on himself and asks: Well, what would *I* do if I were in charge? Here’s Everything We Should Be Doing Now To Beat The Coronavirus Chris has been frequently critical of our leaders’ bungled responses throughout the coronavirus pandemic. So today he turns the tables on himself and asks: Well, what would *I* do if I were in charge?
Coronavirus: Debunking The Hydroxychloroquine ‘Controversy’ There sure has been a lot of recent press about how ineffective hydroxychloroquine is proving to be. That’s a real letdown given how promising it was thought to be. But are the headlines true? To answer that, Chris pulls up the original VA study all of the recent headlines are referencing. Well, it turns out, it’s based on quite poor “science”. Coronavirus: Debunking The Hydroxychloroquine ‘Controversy’ There sure has been a lot of recent press about how ineffective hydroxychloroquine is proving to be. That’s a real letdown given how promising it was thought to be. But are the headlines true? To answer that, Chris pulls up the original VA study all of the recent headlines are referencing. Well, it turns out, it’s based on quite poor “science”.
Even Mild Coronavirus Cases Can Result In Lifelong Lung Damage New research shows that even those who recover from a relatively mild cases of covid-19 appear to have permanent lung damage. Even Mild Coronavirus Cases Can Result In Lifelong Lung Damage New research shows that even those who recover from a relatively mild cases of covid-19 appear to have permanent lung damage.
Don’t Believe The Hype! Have you read the recent studies claiming that many more people have or have recovered from the coronavirus than are counted officially? So have we. It’s great news, right? It suggests that the fatality rate is MUCH lower than currently calculated and we’re making progress towards national herd immunity, right? Not so fast, warns Chris. Don’t Believe The Hype! Have you read the recent studies claiming that many more people have or have recovered from the coronavirus than are counted officially? So have we. It’s great news, right? It suggests that the fatality rate is MUCH lower than currently calculated and we’re making progress towards national herd immunity, right? Not so fast, warns Chris.
The Next Crisis: Food I’ve been telling people to “plant a garden” in my daily videos. There’s a specific sound reason for this. You may have heard about the lack of workers to plant and harvest veggies, and we’ve read about the shuttering of meat packing plants. But are you also aware of the ominous rumblings of an increasing number of nations making preparations for the possible loss of food imports? National ‘food hoarding’ is popping up on my radar screen. The Next Crisis: Food I’ve been telling people to “plant a garden” in my daily videos. There’s a specific sound reason for this. You may have heard about the lack of workers to plant and harvest veggies, and we’ve read about the shuttering of meat packing plants. But are you also aware of the ominous rumblings of an increasing number of nations making preparations for the possible loss of food imports? National ‘food hoarding’ is popping up on my radar screen.
Coronavirus: Are We Planning To Fail? So many of us are exhausted by the national lockdown and hoping we can all just get back to “normal” soon. So, will we be able to? Likely not, says Chris. Which means we need to be planning for the future we’re actually entering, not the one we wish we had. Too many individuals and governments are still making decisions based on false hopes, not actual data. Bad decisions = bad outcomes. Coronavirus: Are We Planning To Fail? So many of us are exhausted by the national lockdown and hoping we can all just get back to “normal” soon. So, will we be able to? Likely not, says Chris. Which means we need to be planning for the future we’re actually entering, not the one we wish we had. Too many individuals and governments are still making decisions based on false hopes, not actual data. Bad decisions = bad outcomes.
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