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Cool. I bet you hard a hard time finding a dreadlock specialist in Boise.yes.
Sara M
She's lost a little weight from that pick. Looks way better than that. The pic below her profile is more of what she looks like now.
Ash cuts my hair.
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Money, and it will take a lot to talk me off of that position.
This is the story. I know nothing of the accuracy of the article, nor the credibility of the journalist.
It could be the best PrEP available. Once every two weeks self-administered injection, minimal side effects. Certainly within the realm of possibilities.
I haven't got much more to share. I'll emphasize again, however, that her pedigree is outstanding.
Nobody wants anyone's name here, I think we're a good group with a thorough understanding of that.
My friend was treated with Remdesivir and is doing better but wears carries and oxygen tank (is 45) and is having what he’s being told are side effect reactions to the drug.
Based on his posting, it seems pretty clear he thinks the company goes about their business the wrong way and can’t resist pointing it out.
Look you don’t have to believe me, but I know this is not in the realm of possibilities.
Why?
Next generation of drugs. There are a few of these in the pipeline.
He needs to go, and once we get good Covid data, uplist, and have a real company, he gets his golden parachute for stepping in #### and they bring in professionals.
This is interesting. But are you telling me instead of a vaccine you will take a $2000 shot of Leronlimab every week?
You realize that all Leronlimab has to do is shorten hospital stays in the m/m group from 15 to 11 days. Then it will be better than Remdesivir because of the safety difference.
I take a flu shot every year and a 3 shots of anthrax every 5 years, add in small pox every 10 and that sums up most of my shots. Oh yeah, tetanus every 10 also, are those all vaccines or treatments?
Re HIV: I believe he said in their treatments they had patients taking one injection a month. Can anyone validate that?
Hey man, I just gotta ask this....
Why can’t they fill the 390 faster for Severe/Critical? That is something I still don’t understand.
It’s long, but worth watching. Guy is clearly brilliant and I struggle to find a scenario where a renowned virologist would stake his reputation for NP or money.
Last question because I do like your posts in here as it is critically important to read both sides so thank you:
I think we may not fully appreciate the criteria a candidate has to meet to enroll, which includes, foremost, a willingness to participate, never mind all the rest.
Haven’t heard from Yang in a while; I assume doctors involved in clinical trials usually keep their comments shielded from the general public during these trials?
I believe he said he wasn’t short (I’d hope so at least, because it was $1 when he first showed up).
Even so, if I’m on my deathbed, inject me with anything, don’t let me die... Whatever you’ve got, give it to me.
I'd bet good money that UCLA or some UC entity asked/told him to stop talking about LL. I'd also bet good money that people suffering from COVID were emailing him and UCLA asking for access to the drug. That probably was annoying at best.
It’s a legitimate clinical trial, I didn’t question that at all. And it’s a legitimate, old drug.
Not sure it's that simple, particularly for a study. There are only so many vials of the stuff too.
CCR5 Receptor Wikipedia
People with positive motives don't get their points across using shameless lies.
I’m 2/3 out. If it really is a good long play there will be other opportunities when shorts hit it to add more, had to lock in some profit.
I think that the efficacy quote was my cut and paste from April. I still think it’s possible but I’ve grown more skeptical over time with the questionable actions of the company, most recently not sharing any efficacy data despite indications they would.
You seem to be familiar with the line of work so is it typical to release efficacy data 1 business day after receiving it?
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"Business Day" 
