China Corona Virus Outbreak

[uls]

Ground Zero... First super spreader event.

Philippines has first local case of COVID-19 | Philstar.com

naalala niyo ung greenhills

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naalala niyo ung greenhills

Ngayon back to normal yung traffic at siksikan sa tiangge...hehehe

[dr. d]

"such virus may be engineered..."

my personal belief is that it was,
but for different reasons and not to be used as a bio-weapon and decimate the human race.

[111prez]

Demonyo talaga itong CHINA WUHAN VIRUS

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EDSA.. During the COVID LOCKDOWN...

How I miss it now... walang trapik.

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Could a popular COVID-19 antiviral supercharge the pandemic?

A widely used COVID-19 drug may be driving the appearance of new SARS-CoV-2 variants, sparking concerns it could prolong and even reinvigorate the pandemic. The drug, molnupiravir, produced by Merck & Co., is designed to kill the virus by inducing mutations in the viral genome. A survey of viral genomes reported in a new preprint, however, suggests some people treated with the drug generate novel viruses that not only remain viable, but spread.

“It’s very clear that viable mutant viruses can survive [molnupiravir treatment] and compete [with existing variants],” says virologist William Haseltine, chair of ACCESS Health International, who has repeatedly raised concerns about the drug. “I think we are courting disaster.” But a Merck spokesperson disputes that the drug has led to the emergence of widely circulating variants, and some researchers downplayed the significance of molnupiravir-caused mutations. “Right now, it’s much ado about nothing,” says Raymond Schinazi, a medicinal chemist at the Emory University School of Medicine, noting that with SARS-CoV-2 infecting millions of people worldwide, the virus is naturally mutating at a fast clip.

Authorized in the United Kingdom and the United States in late 2021, molnupiravir was the first oral antiviral approved anywhere to fight COVID-19. It has since been authorized in dozens of other countries. In 2022, Merck estimated global sales of the compound at more than $5 billion. Though that is well below the $18.9 billion in 2022 sales for Paxlovid, another oral SARS-CoV-2 antiviral, molnupiravir remains widely popular in certain countries.

In one, researchers in Australia found evidence that molnupiravir treatment may be leading to new variants in immunocompromised patients. Because these patients’ immune systems have trouble clearing the virus, viral variants can accrue large numbers of mutations, possibly causing big leaps in viral behavior that can then be passed to others. (Researchers have speculated that Omicron and other SARS-CoV-2 variants evolved naturally in immunocompromised people.) Repeatedly sequencing SARS-CoV-2 genomes from nine patients, five of whom received the drug and four who did not, the researchers found that molnupiravir-treated individuals harbored an average of 30 new variants each within 10 days of the initial dose, far more than the untreated patients. “Our study demonstrates that this commonly used antiviral can ‘supercharge’ viral evolution in immunocompromised patients, potentially generating new variants and prolonging the pandemic,” the authors wrote in a 22 December 2022 preprint.

[dr. d]

Could a popular COVID-19 antiviral supercharge the pandemic?

"as long as the virus remains relatively unstable and keeps mutating into this form or that form, with or without external stimulus, we have no choice but to hold on tight for the ride."

[Athrunzala]

aftermath

https://twitter.com/Project_Veritas/...5Es1_&ref_url=

[111prez]

latest data from DoH as reported by OCTA ...



either wala ng nag papatest o getting endemic na.

Demonyo talaga itong CHINA WUHAN VIRUS

[Mr. Witcher]

latest data from DoH as reported by OCTA ...



either wala ng nag papatest o getting endemic na.

Demonyo talaga itong CHINA WUHAN VIRUS

Dapat si Dr. Guido na gawin head ng DOH.

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[dr. d]

Dapat si Dr. Guido na gawin head ng DOH.

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alas!
he's not an MD.
he's a numbers guy.

[uls]

nag fade na ang china covid hysteria kaya wala na bagong post

nag create nalang ng ibang thread...

New study finds Chinese Android devices collect sensitive user information

gotta keep anti-china propaganda alive

[Ry_Tower]

nag fade na ang china covid hysteria kaya wala na bagong post

nag create nalang ng ibang thread...

New study finds Chinese Android devices collect sensitive user information

gotta keep anti-china propaganda alive

Parang ikaw, gotta keep the china-is-good unpatriotic vibe alive

[111prez]

Parang ikaw, gotta keep the china-is-good unpatriotic vibe alive

Back to topic, ano na kaya ang nangyari nito? ...

[uls]

bakit kaya hindi na pinursue ng amerika ang investigation kung saan talaga galing ang virus

dahil ayaw nila malaman ng publiko ang katotohanan

na sila mismo ang gumawa ng virus


Pentagon gave millions to EcoHealth Alliance for weapons research program

The Defense Department doled out millions of dollars to the same nonprofit that funneled federal grant money to the Wuhan Institute of Virology for bat coronavirus research — with most of the Pentagon money going toward murky research on countering biological weapons.

New York City-based EcoHealth Alliance has already come under scrutiny for redirecting funds from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to the Chinese lab, from where many believe COVID-19 leaked to set off the worst pandemic in a century.

But federal spending data shows that EcoHealth has a long and profitable relationship with the Pentagon, receiving $41.91 million in awards since fiscal year 2008. That’s more than three times the next-largest amount awarded to it by any other agency over the same period ($13.17 million from the Department of Health and Human Services).

Of the $41.91 million, $37.61 million was awarded to EcoHealth Alliance by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), which describes its mission as “to protect the United States and its allies by enabling the DoD and international partners to detect, deter, and defeat WMD and threat networks.”

[Mr. Witcher]

Parang ikaw, gotta keep the china-is-good unpatriotic vibe alive

Anti US, pro china at pro russia ano na!!

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[shadow]

bakit kaya hindi na pinursue ng amerika ang investigation kung saan talaga galing ang virus

dahil ayaw nila malaman ng publiko ang katotohanan

na sila mismo ang gumawa ng virus


Pentagon gave millions to EcoHealth Alliance for weapons research program

But it's normal for developed country especially America to manufacture viruses for them to study it before it wreck havoc to mankind at makagawa ng vaccine, Don't tell me hinde din ginagawa ng china yan.

Hinde naman masama yun mga experiment na ginagawa ng mga scientist. Engot lang talaga nag handle ng covid virus.

Ang issue is sino nag release na sinadya or engot lang talaga na hinde maingat.


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[dr. d]

But it's normal for developed country especially America to manufacture viruses for them to study it before it wreck havoc to mankind at makagawa ng vaccine, Don't tell me hinde din ginagawa ng china yan.

Hinde naman masama yun mga experiment na ginagawa ng mga scientist. Engot lang talaga nag handle ng covid virus.

Ang issue is sino nag release na sinadya or engot lang talaga na hinde maingat.


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my wild guess is,
na-dapa ang technician, bumagsak at nabasag ang test tube.
imbes na i-report, ay winalis na lang niya...
heh heh heh.

[uls]

Anti US, pro china at pro russia ano na!!

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relax

it's a sunday