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Good post sir agree

Aber your totally right but didn't need to buy any at all .. just think its one of the positives along with the tweets etc ,, in this gloomy world at the moment lol

having made a mistake before with telling shareholds a deal was imminent and left with egg on his face . I think potnak and stoney 40 are right , thoth2 said about the buying yesterday , parker buying before , just think tim who properly does the tweeter doesn't want to make the same mistake again and there maybe a NDA too

3 hours ago
No guarantee a vaccine will ever be found

Boris Johnson said there was no guarantee that there could be a vaccine for Covid-19, but was hopeful the UK was at the forefront of developing one.
“I’m hearing some very encouraging things from what’s going on at Oxford to achieve a vaccine,” he told the Downing Street briefing.
But he added:

This is by no means guaranteed.
“I believe I’m right in saying that even after 18 years we still don’t have a vaccine for Sars.
“What I can tell you is that the UK is at the forefront of concerting international activity to try to deliver a vaccine.”

He said the Government was putting “huge sums” into finding a vaccine, but added:

If you ask me am I absolutely certain that we won’t be living with this for a long time to come, I can’t say that.
“It may be that we have to become ever more flexible, ever more agile, ever smarter in the way that we tackle, not just this infection, but potentially future infections as well.”

On developing a vaccine, the Government’s chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance said it could never be guaranteed, conceeding:

“It’s a tough thing to do.”

But he said there were therapeutics and drug development programmes under way, adding:

I’d be surprised if we didn’t end up with something.”

https://academic.oup.com/eurheartj/advance-article/doi/10.1093/eurheartj/ehaa373/5834647

Men more vulnerable
Men's blood has higher levels than women's of an enzyme used by the new coronavirus to infect cells, the results of a big European study showed on Monday.
Angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2), a receptor on the surface of cells that binds to the new coronavirus and allows it to enter and infect cells, is found in the heart, kidneys, the tissues lining blood vessels, and in particularly high levels in the testes.
Its presence in the testes might partially explain higher ACE2 concentrations in men, and why men are more vulnerable to COVID-19, those carrying out the study said.

Celtic great board and some great helpful posters until week days and some evenings when the c**kwobblers turn up

Good strategy potnak hopefully do something similar and good posts krone and stoney40 thanks

how long it will take to develop an effective vaccine or therapy. ….. the words of this lady as well... treatment for this thing are a MUST just as important as the vaccine
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/may/04/eight-lessons-controlling-coronavirus-east-asian-nations-pandemic-public-health

and as it says thoth2 " main supplier of the ingredients you will need to produce a COVID-19 vaccine. " but think many problems with vaccine if this thing is mutating and changing as found... also other illnesses been associated with it treatment going to be very important on about it now on sky news

your right was thinking of nottingham getting confused as been sat on phone in bank que for over 3 hours listening to crap background music lol driven me mad ...and window shopping much cheaper in the long run lol

potnak somebody has to live there lol...I understand women out number men there from my days at Donnington park so your quite lucky really lol ..I am down the road a bit Coventry have a good day sir

sorry you have paste the whole line up unlike or scroll down page on left

https://www.thailandmedical.news/news/breaking-covid-19-warning-study-shows-of-spike-mutations-of-sars-cov-2,-making-it-more-transmissible-and-dangerous-the-reality-is-that-there-is-unlike
.....................and totally agree stony 40 with your earlier post

Laurence also points to this inflammatory problem. “It is this insidious feedback loop of inflammation,” he says. And once it’s going, he says, “you can’t intervene in that system effectively.”

could this be connected to anything to do with Aurora

A team of Chinese researchers that looked at 183 people hospitalized with Covid-19 pneumonia in Wuhan, China, found evidence of clotting in 71 percent of those who died — but less than 1 percent of those who didn’t. (Notably, this paper was published early in the pandemic, in February.)
https://www.vox.com/2020/5/1/21244171/stroke-coronavirus-symptoms-blood-clots
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/jth.14768

good post RMM and great back to normal well researched posts today

potnak cant remember if that the same article but a bottle of Tesco 's louis de camonac does'nt help

gilead giving 1.5 million remdesivir doses of to help 31 percent shortening in recovery time

I noticed that as well but am sure it was mentioned the other day in one of the research posts