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Yep ...ventilators will become more and more essential as the days go on...expecting a lot of rushing around behind the scenes...interesting so far that UK makes parts for ventilators but until now does not manufacture the whole ventilators in the UK...going to change very soon I feel

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8118237/NHS-axe-non-emergency-operations-help-free-staff-beds-help-coronavirus-battle.html This is very concerning. Patients in their 40's being put in ventilators

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-8117531/Shocking-images-reveal-lungs-two-Wuhan-residents-ravaged-coronavirus.html This is why I feel TEK will do well in the current climate too...just hope that all sufferers do not end up like this and this is just the severe cases

To be honest...anything that helps in the current situation is going to do well in unknown approaching environment...think anything leisure or tourism will crash this year but supplies, healthcare,and anything remotely to do with a vaccine will do very well...dont underestimate what the government will through at this to get things made and very soon 1- 2 weeks will throw everything they can to stop it or deal with it....

Would also expect UK government to use some of the coronavirus funding to fast track anything that assists in the recovery of people affected too...war time effort required by companies but funding will come this time unlike the war

iego Bianco, 46, passed away overnight on Friday at the home he shared with his wife and his son in Montello after suffering from a fever for seven days
The healthcare specialist - who was diagnosed with COVID-19 on Thursday - worked for the Italian emergency ambulance service in the northern region of Italy
Following his diagnosis, his emergency service operations centre was sanitised, and some of his colleagues have been instructed to self-isolate after experiencing symptoms associated with coronavirus
In Lombardy, 1,200 people have died from the virus out of over 11,600 cases
The European country implemented a nationwide lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak last week
This is not want you want to read in the press though...46 year old paramedic...

If article and test subjects are correct..then thats a very scary prospect for those that recover...seems to be very much linked to COPD and pneumonia ...damage to lungs is definately what this virus is doing mostly...hope government are correct in trying to build immunity up with their allow people to catch it method...but also would like to hear more about those who have recovered as the stories from them seem to be far and few at the moment...the footballers for example...did they suffer any long term damage or is this just wiping out elderly and those with lower immune systems because of the lung damage ???

https://www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-recovery-damage-lung-function-gasping-air-hong-kong-doctors-2020-3?r=US&IR=T

Demand for the product in current climate.....beyond huge...when government wants to turn factories into world war 2 scenarios pumping out respirator machines..think some perhaps too jittery in current market...sitting here seeing where it goes

eople who recover from COVID-19 can still be left with substantially reduced lung functions, the Hong Kong Hospital Authority has found after observing the first wave of patients discharged after becoming infected by the novel coronavirus.
The doctors made the observations after studying a group of 12 patients who had recovered, rather than as part of a wider-ranging study.
They found a drop of 20% to 30% in lung capacity in two or three out of them.
"They gasp if they walk a bit more quickly," a top infectious diseases expert said, according to the South China Morning Post. He added, however, that patients could do cardiovascular exercises to improve their lungs.
While it's too early to establish long-term effects of the illness, scans of nine patients in the group suggested that recovered patients had sustained organ damage, the Post reported.
Out of a global total of 128,000 infections, some 70,000 have recovered. More than 4,700 have died.
The illness — which presents symptoms including fever, breathlessness, and a cough — affects the elderly and those with preexisting symptoms the most.
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Read reports that 2/3 of recovered test subjects had 30% lung damage capacity from Coronavirus...therefore anything linked to respirators and oxygen treatments in my view certainly has a huge potential for growth...do hope these test subjects are not all severe as more tests coming through...however certainly not a nice prospect in this current climate

Took around an hour for the shares to show but finally arrived ....price now allowing buying at 7p

Yep constantly NT to buy...but hopefully news starting to get noticed...

Separation Design Group, announced today the filing of a patent application covering novel modular portable oxygen enrichment ventilation systems for treating patients suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases (COPD) and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) brought on by such diseases as COVID-19.
Government struggling for ventilators....definately needed at a time like this too

Anything mentioning Covid 19 and trials going to do well..Im in for some

Price was 0.8888p...good sign hopefully for some imminent drill results

Premier league and all football fixtures now postponed..social distancing seems to be co.ing earlier

If people only tested in the hospital then big chance they are the ones that more likely to succumb to the virus...this wont work and widespread tests will offered to anyone with symptoms in my opinion...that way will know who has the virus and offer preventative measures...blunt but true those tested in intensive care highly unlikely to recover

We know we are only a couple of weeks behind italy in the virus apparently...its going to get a lot worse over the next couple of weeks in the UK...I think next week government will do a U turn on sporting events for sure...home isolation will not prevent people wanting to know if they have the virus....I think novacyt will be one a lot more prominent in the media and our name and products will become a global name for sure

Wonder how much damage is done to children's lungs though if they do catch it....certainly limited information coming from those that have survived and recovered completely...and certainly younger adults fatalities in Italy and China too...perhaps a lot depends on individual ability to fight the virus...I know for sure that my body as a smoker probably wouldnt fight it well even though I'm mid life crisis age...more info from recovered people would be good to read that they have no further health issues as a result????