China Corona Virus Outbreak

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So ArchBishop Oscar Cruz died of COVID, not of lingering illness as reported in earlier press releases... Pero bakit di na cremate agad???

Dr. Tony Leachon
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Archbishop Socrates Villegas of Lingayen-Dagupan kisses the coffin of his predecessor, Archbishop Oscar Cruz, at St. John the Evangelist Cathedral in Dagupan City on Wednesday evening.
The late Archbishop Cruz died on August 26 due to COVID-19 complications. (Photo/CBCP)

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Singapore, Philippines, Vietnam interested in Taiwan's coronavirus vaccine | Taiwan News

Currently, Singapore, the Philippines, Vietnam, the Czech Republic, Brazil, and Turkey have expressed interest in participating in the Phase III trials. Chan said that plans for the clinical trials in those countries will be implemented after a comprehensive evaluation.

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Singapore, Philippines, Vietnam interested in Taiwan's coronavirus vaccine | Taiwan News

because i'm a freaking nerd i'm curious what Taiwan's Adimmune Corp uses to make their SARSCOV2 vaccine

first, their vaccine is called AdimrSC-2f

they use a technology called baculovirus expression system

Baculovirus expression system: a complete system

To generate large amounts of a recombinant protein, many investigators have turned to baculovirus expression systems. Compared to bacterial expression systems, the posttranslational processing and folding of recombinant proteins produced in insect cells more closely resembles mammalian processes, and the yields of functional protein are often much greater.

baculovirus is an insect virus

anyway, they use that technology to make SARSCOV2's spike... specifically the receptor binding domain (ookaay... i was talking about that the other day)

and that's gonna be recognized by our immune system and make antibodies against... in theory... if it works

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alam mo when you read stuff like that...

you'll realize sooobraaang iwan ang Pilipinas

anong meron natin?

virgin coconut oil

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[dr. d]

because i'm a freaking nerd i'm curious what Taiwan's Adimmune Corp uses to make their SARSCOV2 vaccine

first, their vaccine is called AdimrSC-2f

they use a technology called baculovirus expression system

Baculovirus expression system: a complete system



baculovirus is an insect virus

anyway, they use that technology to make SARSCOV2's spike... specifically the receptor binding domain (ookaay... i was talking about that the other day)

and that's gonna be recognized by our immune system and make antibodies against... in theory... if it works

well,
it's well above my IQ rating.
but from what i understand,
it's just another way of making essentially the same thing.
some folks say it's more efficient, that's all.

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well,
it's well above my IQ rating.
but from what i understand,
it's just another way of making essentially the same thing.
some folks say it's more efficient, that's all.

i'm curious about the different approaches to creating a SARSCOV2 vaccine

the old fashioned way is to take a whole virus and "kill" it and inject it into people

ganyan ang vaccines nila Sinovac and Sinopharm

Moderna and Pfizer/BioNtech uses messenger RNA technology

they don't even deal with the virus

what they do is send instructions into our cells to make SARSCOV2's spike protein then our immune system will detect it and make antibodies against it

J&J, Oxford/AstraZeneca, and China's CanSino are all using adenovirus to deliver DNA that code for SARSCOV2's spike protein

kumbaga ung traditional whole virus vaccine analog

ung mga bagong vaccine digital

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I wonder how many our new cases will be after Christmas holiday. I'm sure marami tao hindi mapipigilan. Bumisita sa mga kamag-anak, reunions, Christmas parties, inuman.

I hope may vaccine na available na before the holidays.

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I wonder how many our new cases will be after Christmas holiday. I'm sure marami tao hindi mapipigilan. Bumisita sa mga kamag-anak, reunions, Christmas parties, inuman.

I hope may vaccine na available na before the holidays.

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Cavite will undergo vax trials. Im hoping this US & UK vax is good.

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Kids can carry coronavirus in their respiratory tracts for weeks, study suggests - CNN


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best case scenario 1 or 2 western vaccines are approved in Q4

then it will take months (at best) to get the actual vaccine

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Dapat makagawa sila ng transparent face masks para naman nakikita pa din itsura ng tao.

Unless mandated, only a few will buy that.... Lahat ay gwapo at magaganda kapag mata lang ang kita...😎😍😏

And it's fun to be anonymous....😁😂

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best case scenario 1 or 2 western vaccines are approved in Q4

then it will take months (at best) to get the actual vaccine

Yup, looking at middle of next year, arguably at best.

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Why face masks became political in the US - YouTube

Republicans trust Trump more than health experts. [emoji28] At least dito yung mga DDS nagmamask pa rin.



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Unless mandated, only a few will buy that.... Lahat ay gwapo at magaganda kapag mata lang ang kita...😎😍😏

And it's fun to be anonymous....😁😂

Sabagay, dumami nga magaganda ngayon, maganda sa imagination

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Unless mandated, only a few will buy that.... Lahat ay gwapo at magaganda kapag mata lang ang kita...😎😍😏

And it's fun to be anonymous....😁😂

mall security person to crime investigators,
'nakuser! kitang kita po sa cctv namin! hayan po... light blue po ang face mask niya...!"
heh heh.

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So ArchBishop Oscar Cruz died of COVID, not of lingering illness as reported in earlier press releases... Pero bakit di na cremate agad???

na-cremate po sya ... urn na lang ang nasa loob ng coffin

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phase 3

phase shield

virgin coconut oil

lagundi

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From "Model" track and trace country ...


South Korea running out of hospital beds in COVID-19 resurgence - CNA

South Korea reported more than 300 infections of the new coronavirus on Saturday (Aug 29), the 16th day of three-digit rises, fanning concerns about a worsening shortage of sickbeds amid a resurgence of COVID-19.

The Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) posted 308 new cases as of midnight Friday, bringing the total infections to 19,400, including 321 deaths from COVID-19.

With the surge in the disease, hospitals in greater Seoul had only 4.5 per cent of their beds available for critical cases as of Friday, down from 22 per cent a week earlier. Some 24 per cent of beds for all COVID-19 patients were left, compared with 37 per cent last week.

"Only about 15 beds are immediately available in the greater Seoul area for patients in critical condition as there were numerous patients who were in a serious condition and needed to be hospitalised," said Yoon ***-ho, director general for public health policy at the health ministry.

"But we should have a little more room shortly because more people are being released," he told a news briefing.

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In Japan, there is no lockdown. Everything is by request...

The Tokyo metropolitan government on Saturday confirmed 247 additional cases of the novel coronavirus as the capital continues to see a high number of infections.

The single-day figure brought Tokyo's cumulative total to 20,569 cases. The capital has seen daily cases in triple digits for every day in August bar one, hitting a record 472 on Aug. 1.

In an effort to stem the spread, Gov. Yuriko Koike said Thursday Tokyo will extend until Sept. 15 a request for establishments serving alcohol and karaoke venues in its 23 wards, in the heart of the capital, to shorten their business hours as many cases have spread from there.

The request for such businesses outside the 23 wards to close by 10 p.m. will end Monday as scheduled.

Tokyo confirms 247 new coronavirus cases