China Corona Virus Outbreak

[thearsenal1205]

but but... the country in number 1 position...

this is a big no. possible na hawaan ulit iyan..

[bloowolf]

this is a big no. possible na hawaan ulit iyan..

The way I interpret it, Joko Widodo is leaving it to fate.


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[ale828]

PH gets add'l 362,7 Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine doses | ABS-CBN News

Pfizer! mga procured by the Government.

[Monseratto]

The health ministry said Thursday it has received reports from several domestic mass vaccination centers that some portion of the unused doses of Moderna Inc.’s COVID-19 vaccine have been found to contain foreign materials.

Japan halts use of 1.63 million Moderna vaccine doses over contamination | The Japan Times

[Athrunzala]

"Follow the Commissioners...

Scott Gottlieb - Former Commissioner of the FDA resigns and then goes to Pfizer to be on the board of directors.

Stephen Hahn - Replaces Gottlieb as FDA Commissioner and eventually resigns. He is now the Chief Medical Officer for Moderna.

Janet Woodcock - Wrongly advises Rick Bright (a fully-controlled individual) that HCQ is a dangerous drug requiring EUA that should be ONLY limited to hospitalized patients. Remember, all of the relevant clinical data at the time showed HCQ to be extremely effective in early treatment and NOT in hospitalized patients. Several months later Janet Woodcock replaces Stephen Hahn as the Commissioner of the FDA.

Is this all making sense yet?"


Saw this in Telegram...

[dr. d]

"Follow the Commissioners...

Scott Gottlieb - Former Commissioner of the FDA resigns and then goes to Pfizer to be on the board of directors.

Stephen Hahn - Replaces Gottlieb as FDA Commissioner and eventually resigns. He is now the Chief Medical Officer for Moderna.

Janet Woodcock - Wrongly advises Rick Bright (a fully-controlled individual) that HCQ is a dangerous drug requiring EUA that should be ONLY limited to hospitalized patients. Remember, all of the relevant clinical data at the time showed HCQ to be extremely effective in early treatment and NOT in hospitalized patients. Several months later Janet Woodcock replaces Stephen Hahn as the Commissioner of the FDA.

Is this all making sense yet?"


Saw this in Telegram...

"follow the bread crumbs..."

heck!
them's not bread crumbs! them's gold nuggets!

"pirate me!"

heh heh.

[dr. d]

doubledouble.

[Yatta]

"Follow the Commissioners...

Scott Gottlieb - Former Commissioner of the FDA resigns and then goes to Pfizer to be on the board of directors.

Stephen Hahn - Replaces Gottlieb as FDA Commissioner and eventually resigns. He is now the Chief Medical Officer for Moderna.

Janet Woodcock - Wrongly advises Rick Bright (a fully-controlled individual) that HCQ is a dangerous drug requiring EUA that should be ONLY limited to hospitalized patients. Remember, all of the relevant clinical data at the time showed HCQ to be extremely effective in early treatment and NOT in hospitalized patients. Several months later Janet Woodcock replaces Stephen Hahn as the Commissioner of the FDA.

Is this all making sense yet?"



Saw this in Telegram...

Of course where else...

[Monseratto]

Certain cancer drugs may help protect patients with malignancies from being infected with the new coronavirus, preliminary data suggests. The drugs, known as mTOR/PI3K inhibitors and antimetabolites, target the parts of cells that the virus uses to enter and make copies of itself, including a "gateway" protein on cell surfaces called angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2).

The study of 1,701 cancer patients found that after taking underlying risk factors into account, patients treated with mTOR/PI3K inhibitors or ACE2-lowering antimetabolites were 47% less likely to test positive for the virus than patients who received other drug therapies.

Gemzar (gemcitabine) from Eli Lilly appeared to be particularly promising, according to the report in JAMA Oncology on Thursday. The study does not prove that the drugs lowered infection rates, however, and much more research is needed to confirm their potential for protecting cancer patients from the coronavirus.

mRNA vaccines trigger backup immune response; some cancer drugs may help | Reuters

[Monseratto]

Philippines orders 10 million more Sinovac jabs | Philstar.com

[uls]

"Follow the Commissioners...

Scott Gottlieb - Former Commissioner of the FDA resigns and then goes to Pfizer to be on the board of directors.

Stephen Hahn - Replaces Gottlieb as FDA Commissioner and eventually resigns. He is now the Chief Medical Officer for Moderna.

Janet Woodcock - Wrongly advises Rick Bright (a fully-controlled individual) that HCQ is a dangerous drug requiring EUA that should be ONLY limited to hospitalized patients. Remember, all of the relevant clinical data at the time showed HCQ to be extremely effective in early treatment and NOT in hospitalized patients. Several months later Janet Woodcock replaces Stephen Hahn as the Commissioner of the FDA.

Is this all making sense yet?"


Saw this in Telegram...

normal lang sa developed world ang revolving door

people who work in gov't get hired by private companies coz ung knowledge re gov't bureacracy is valuable -- helps companies navigate the system

or people in private sector gets a job at the regulatory agency that regulates the industry where they came from

sa finance ganyan -- like guys from big banks go to work at the US Treasury or SEC or central bank

para may kakampi ka sa gobyerno

that's "corruption" 1st world style

sa developing world kickbacks from gov't contracts

sa 1st world "i'll guarantee you a large salary when you leave the gov't" (private company hires someone from gov't)

or "we'll lobby the gov't to put someone from our company in the agency that regulates us" (private to gov't)

if you have an alumni in the regulatory agency, sigurado magiging friendly ung agency sa company mo/industriya mo

that's called regulatory capture

[dr. d]

people who work in gov't get hired by private companies coz ung knowledge re gov't bureacracy is valuable -- helps companies navigate the system

or people in private sector gets a job at the regulatory agency that regulates the industry where they came from

if it's not illegal naman...

even government does it.
hire a successful businessman to oversee a field of government endeavor that said businessman has shown his mettle in.

[uls]

if it's not illegal naman...

even government does it.
hire a successful businessman to oversee a field of government endeavor that said businessman has shown his mettle in.

yes doc i didn't say it's illegal

that's why may quotation marks ung "corruption" 1st world style

di gaya sa 3rd world pinas kickback ang style ng corruption which is illegal talaga

mas sophisticated ang "corruption" sa 1st world

[Athrunzala]

normal lang sa developed world ang revolving door

people who work in gov't get hired by private companies coz ung knowledge re gov't bureacracy is valuable -- helps companies navigate the system

or people in private sector gets a job at the regulatory agency that regulates the industry where they came from

sa finance ganyan -- like guys from big banks go to work at the US Treasury or SEC or central bank

para may kakampi ka sa gobyerno

that's "corruption" 1st world style

sa developing world kickbacks from gov't contracts

sa 1st world "i'll guarantee you a large salary when you leave the gov't" (private company hires someone from gov't)

or "we'll lobby the gov't to put someone from our company in the agency that regulates us" (private to gov't)

if you have an alumni in the regulatory agency, sigurado magiging friendly ung agency sa company mo/industriya mo

that's called regulatory capture

Oo networking tawag diyan and "connections."

Yun naman high-level US government officials, after their retirement, meron silang autobiography books and frequent "speaking engagements."

Legal yan kaya diyan pumapasok ang mga kickbacks and money na pambayad ng mga Big Corporations na tinulungan nila in the past. Ilalagay pa yan sa New York Times Bestseller list hehe. Of course, may pang-tong din dyan ang NYT

[boybi]

normal lang sa developed world ang revolving door

people who work in gov't get hired by private companies coz ung knowledge re gov't bureacracy is valuable -- helps companies navigate the system

or people in private sector gets a job at the regulatory agency that regulates the industry where they came from

sa finance ganyan -- like guys from big banks go to work at the US Treasury or SEC or central bank

para may kakampi ka sa gobyerno

that's "corruption" 1st world style

sa developing world kickbacks from gov't contracts

sa 1st world "i'll guarantee you a large salary when you leave the gov't" (private company hires someone from gov't)

or "we'll lobby the gov't to put someone from our company in the agency that regulates us" (private to gov't)

if you have an alumni in the regulatory agency, sigurado magiging friendly ung agency sa company mo/industriya mo

that's called regulatory capture

The US FAA have tasked Boeing Co. to self regulate its aircraft development, kaya nagkaleche leche ang 737MAX nila

[uls]

yes Sir Boybi

sa US sabi daw companies are the ones who literally write the rules then submit to regulatory agencies

it's not the agencies that write the rules

syempre pabor sa industry yan

that's so normal there's a term for that "regulatory capture"

[boybi]

yes Sir Boybi

sa US sabi daw companies are the ones who literally write the rules then submit to regulatory agencies

it's not the agencies that write the rules

syempre pabor sa industry yan

that's so normal there's a term for that "regulatory capture"

Or walang idea yung regulatory body how to check

[uls]

Oo networking tawag diyan and "connections."

Yun naman high-level US government officials, after their retirement, meron silang autobiography books and frequent "speaking engagements."

Legal yan kaya diyan pumapasok ang mga kickbacks and money na pambayad ng mga Big Corporations na tinulungan nila in the past. Ilalagay pa yan sa New York Times Bestseller list hehe. Of course, may pang-tong din dyan ang NYT

di uso ang "kickback" sa kanila

it's so 3rd world

pangit tingnan

if i spent years at a gov't agency and a large corporation hires me for my knowledge of gov't bureaucracy and contacts, that's even better than kickback coz may sweldo ako buwan buwan for a long time

di pa ako kabado baka may mahalungkat na kalokohan

[uls]

Or walang idea yung regulatory body how to check

yup or tamad hehe

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matututo din mga pinoy sa ganyan

later on ganyan na rin ang "corruption" natin

[boybi]

yup or tamad hehe

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matututo din mga pinoy sa ganyan

later on ganyan na rin ang "corruption" natin

Better na siguro ang kickback dito kesa mag self regulate ang mga industries. Mas hindi responsible mga tao sa mga 3rd world countries.