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i've a feeling these prices won't last long
Weird all around - probably a good time to buy.
What's the history of this thing, why the weird price action? anyone know?
In a news release, Allison Brashear, dean of the UC Davis School of Medicine said, “Given the urgent need to find an effective treatment for COVID-19, clinical trials are essential for determining, from a scientific standpoint, if remdesivir is safe and effective. With this new study funded by the NIH, UC Davis will be an important contributor to these critical efforts.”
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The nation's first known case of community-acquired #COVID19 was treated successfully at @UCDavisMedCntr. Now our experts have published details about the case so others can learn. #ID #research @ISDAInfo https://ucdavis.health/2yj2t3n
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Q&A With UC Davis Professor About the Use of Remdesivir
GV Wire spoke with Angela Haczku MD, Ph.D., of UC Davis to gain insight into what this could mean for other COVID-19 patients. She is the Professor of Medicine Associate Dean for Translational Research.
GV Wire: “How was the patient when she first arrived at the hospital?
“The patient’s status was very, very grave. At the time, when the doctors were desperately trying to help her, this drug worked very well for her. So, I think within a day or two, the course of the disease turned around.”
“Do you think that the drug helped her or do you think it was just absolute blind luck?”
“They (the infectious disease doctors) feel that this drug saved the patient’s life.”
“In California, can the governor approve remdesivir as a treatment without waiting for FDA approval?”
“I know it is a possibility. … I am very very hopeful that very soon we will have this resolved, and very soon we will have some treatment approved (by the FDA) for this disease.”
“By soon, do you mean months or do you mean sooner?”
“I would say one (month), but maybe not too many … could say maybe weeks.”
UC Davis Health has written a paper that’s now published in Clinical Infectious Diseases about their findings.
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First day of #ID service only to manage a confirmed #COVID19 ICU patient being evaluated for #ECMO. Some pearls about #remdesivir compassionate use: 1)only available as online request 2)#Gilead super e-responsive (31 minutes for yes) 3)prior #kaletra NOT contraindication
The Reuters article regarding the Feds targeting WFC EXECUTIVES about what they knew and when they knew it has caused them all three to ... shall we say ... broaden their horizons for future employment opportunities ... before being incarcerated in federal prison ... that is!
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