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least we've stabilised so upwards from here

just watched it - he batted away the question that was about anti-virals not sng - maybe boris knows sng is coming

think we should be mailing IDS

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yes please

who says knighthood's are worth nothing these days!

to be fair theres still a long way to go to get to 990 if they could just get on with it!

gov advisors talking about increased testing etc

expanded testing in nhs - "beginning to see new technologies in testing that we are beginning to implement in the nhs" "more systematic testing"

being spoken about by gov advisor live on news now. breathlessness etc all increasing. if only there was a treatment

i dont think its real but i do think the valuation is easily achievable and if anything is priced on the low side. with the government rewarding one of our directors this weekend it can only point to good things to come.

they have the staff and the whip to do it there!

not sure about todays one but when they tested the whole of wuhan this suggest pcr:

For pooled testing in Wuhan, health care workers take swab samples from the noses and throats of several people and deposit the samples in a single plastic tube, the Times reported. The batch of samples can then be scanned for evidence of viral genetic material using a method called polymerase chain reaction (PCR).

https://www.livescience.com/pooled-sampling-covid19-in-wuhan-and-us-cities.html

live in the commons and to the nation at 6pm. you never know he may want to announce some good news as well as the lock downs.

Boris Johnson will address the Commons this afternoon before leading a 6pm news briefing with Chancellor Rishi Sunak and Professor Chris Whitty

this type of thing will be happening globally for many years - hint of an outbreak everyone gets tested. testing companies will be worth a fortune.

Covid-19: Qingdao to test nine million for coronavirus in five days

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-54504785

anyone got a link to the deleted twitter post that said they were presenting not 1 but 2 cancer presentations at some conference think it was mid november? cant find it anywhere. thanks

Arise Sir Holgate and arise the share price!

Chair: Zoe Kleinmann, Senior Tech Reporter,
BBC News

This looks interesting on the 20th:

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d2c737a86b01500015f687b/t/5f75d4c7cd2d631e0908340e/1601557704288/COVID-19+UoS+Response+Agenda+NEW.pdf

WEBINAR:
SUPPORTING THE
PANDEMIC RESPONSE –
HOW HAS THE UNIVERSITY
OF SOUTHAMPTON
STEPPED UP?

The hunt for medicines effective against
COVID-19
Professor Tom Wilkinson
Professor of Respiratory Medicine

another one:

Among those to be honoured is Professor Stephen Holgate, Medical Research Council clinical professor of immunopharmacology at the University of Southampton, who is receiving a knighthood for services to medical research.

He is co-founder of pharmaceutical company Synairgen which has developed an inhaled coronavirus treatment, with early trials showing 79% of hospital patients who took the drug had a lower risk of developing severe disease

Prof Holgate said: “This award is a great surprise to me.

“After lacking the limelight for so long, it is wonderful that the dedication, imagination and courage of so many colleagues is now being recognised in positioning lung disease as a top medical priority.”

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/heroes-of-the-lockdown-star-in-queens-birthday-honours-list/ar-BB19SXDE

maybe they can chat at the palace:

Professor Stephen Holgate, Medical Research Council clinical professor of immunopharmacology at the University of Southampton, is knighted for services to medical research, and Emma Walmsley, chief executive of pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), becomes a dame.
https://www.itv.com/news/2020-10-09/covid-19-heroes-and-nhs-key-workers-dominate-queens-birthday-honours

This really is putting synairgen's name out there its turning up on loads of news sites e.g.:

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/oct/09/queens-birthday-honourees-in-the-arts-sport-politics-science

Prof Stephen Holgate, a co-founder of the pharmaceutical company Synairgen, which has developed an inhaled coronavirus treatment, receives a knighthood.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8825781/David-Attenboroughs-racist-gong-given-makeover.html

Professor Stephen Holgate from the University of Southampton, who developed a Covid treatment, receives a knighthood for services to medical research.

what sort of time so i dont have to listen to the "hits"!