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This is everyone’s opportunity to be a hero and save a life. We all know people who are vulnerable and therefore it’s our opportunity to save their life by staying in, staying safe, and staying calm.

This is everyone’s opportunity to be a hero and save a life. We all know people who are vulnerable and therefore it’s our opportunity to save their life by staying in, staying safe, and staying calm.

Ford and GE Healthcare are partnering up to begin production on third-party ventilators. The companies have a goal to produce 50K units within 100 days and create the capability to have production quickly scaled to help meet growing demand in the U.S. amid the pandemic. The simplified ventilator design can meet the needs of most COVID-19 patients and relies on air pressure without the need for electricity.

Ford and GE Healthcare are partnering up to begin production on third-party ventilators. The companies have a goal to produce 50K units within 100 days and create the capability to have production quickly scaled to help meet growing demand in the U.S. amid the pandemic. The simplified ventilator design can meet the needs of most COVID-19 patients and relies on air pressure without the need for electricity.

Pipedreamer - Boohoo final results will be on 22 April 2020

Angleterre - I see from reading your posts that you bought 120,000 Boohoo shares at 24p, sold for a small profit and then kicked yourself for doing so. Had you kept your 120,000 Boohoo shares from 24p then you'd be well in profit even at 195p. Maybe you're trying to get the price down again to 24p again.

People are heeding the advice to stay at home to keep pressure off the NHS, and there are early signs that it is working, says the UK's chief scientific advisor.

Sir Patrick Vallance told a news conference that social distancing measures are "making a difference".

Transmission of coronavirus in the community is thought be decreasing which could mean fewer infections.

Hospital admission data suggests cases are not rising as fast as feared.

Brilliant News.

People are heeding the advice to stay at home to keep pressure off the NHS, and there are early signs that it is working, says the UK's chief scientific advisor.

Sir Patrick Vallance told a news conference that social distancing measures are "making a difference".

Transmission of coronavirus in the community is thought be decreasing which could mean fewer infections.

Hospital admission data suggests cases are not rising as fast as feared.

Brilliant News.

A breathing aid that can help keep coronavirus patients out of intensive care has been created in under a week.

University College London engineers worked with clinicians at UCLH and Mercedes Formula One to build the device, which delivers oxygen to the lungs without needing a ventilator.

A breathing aid that can help keep coronavirus patients out of intensive care has been created in under a week.

University College London engineers worked with clinicians at UCLH and Mercedes Formula One to build the device, which delivers oxygen to the lungs without needing a ventilator.

Act with decency and compassion even on here.

Ignore the doomsters and gloomsters and we'll all be a lot healthier and happier.

Keep well everyone

"I got a message the other day that said: 'There really is no problem with self-isolating. But how come one of my bags of rice contains 6,729 grains and the other has 6,731?"

"I got a message the other day that said: 'There really is no problem with self-isolating. But how come one of my bags of rice contains 6,729 grains and the other has 6,731?"

Marks and Spencer is maintaining its online operations and citing government advice that people should use home delivery services to avoid going out if possible.

Other fashion retailers in Europe are trying to keep their online businesses going, saying they are confident they can ensure social distancing.

Spain's Inditex, the company behind the Zara brand, has also said its online business remains in operation.

Pure online fashion retailer ASOS, which has a large fully automated warehouse in the northern English town of Barnsley, with on average 300 people per shift, is also still running.

Rival Boohoo said it is carrying on, utilising its two distribution centres in Sheffield and Burnley, also in northern England.

People's orders reflect the current crisis.

Items currently selling well include everyday basics such as socks, underwear, leggings and children's wear, an M&S spokeswoman said.

That echoes comments from Europe's biggest pure online fashion retailer Zalando which said this week that demand for athleisure and gear for yoga and running has risen as people are forced to work – and exercise – at home.

With many people now working from home, demand for comfy clothes, such as sweatpants and leggings, may have held up relatively well. And Boohoo’s insanely-low prices could be attractive for many people in the current environment.

WHO (World Health Organisation) and MIND recommendations on protecting your mental health during the outbreak:-

Avoid watching, reading or listening to news that could cause you to feel anxious or distressed.

Seek information mainly to take practical steps to prepare your plans and protect yourself and loved ones.

Seek information updates at specific times.

Mind recommends continuing to access nature and sunlight wherever possible. Do exercise, eat well and stay hydrated.

WHO (World Health Organisation) and MIND recommendations on protecting your mental health during the outbreak:-

Avoid watching, reading or listening to news that could cause you to feel anxious or distressed.

Seek information mainly to take practical steps to prepare your plans and protect yourself and loved ones.

Seek information updates at specific times.

Mind recommends continuing to access nature and sunlight wherever possible. Do exercise, eat well and stay hydrated.

https://www.covidtrial.io

A recent controlled clinical study conducted by Didier Raoult MD/PhD, et al. in France has shown that 100% patients who received a combination of hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin tested negative and were virologically cured within 6 days of treatment.