CHINA’S VACCINE

China claim they have made a vaccine and a very small clinical trial is underway . That said ., it is just the beginning .. the vaccine needs to be tested on large clinical trials which represents all age groups /demographIcs . They also needs to study the immune response short and long term . They cannot just unleash a vaccine which is not approved and safety /efficacy validated .

http://science.sciencemag.org/content/368/6486/14

http://www.marketwatch.com/amp/story/guid/1E86A2BC-5F10-11EA-9EB1-848872F13637

Approved vaccines will likely still be a year plus away .... they can however test the vaccine experimentally . China are in a good position to fast track a vaccine . They have considerable experience with SARS and other corona viruses .
The link above lists some of the other countries working on a vaccine ready or close to ready for testing .

Still a waiting game

hello Ahmed it seems China have made a vaccine but it Is still In Experimental stages .

The Governor from my state ordered a lock down March 25. The county I live in has no virus cases, last I heard. No news is good news.

At least actual science is being used to fight the coronavirus.
There is already too much quackery being promoted as a cure.

"Doctors say India must prepare for an 'onslaught' as one of Asia's biggest slums reports first coronavirus death"

https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/03/asia/india-doctors-coronavirus-intl-hnk/index.html

I suppose we will have to stop shipping Hydroxychloroquine tablets to USA

Idiots are burning down 5G towers in Birmingham and elsewhere because of the ridiculous idea that " they are causing/spreading coronavirus ".

Sorry, but you can't fix stupid!!

Idiots are burning down 5G towers in Birmingham and elsewhere because of the ridiculous idea that " they are causing/spreading coronavirus ".


Hi, Seamus!
Anything that should be done to stop the elimination of human life should please be done quickly. Whether 5G is spreading coronavirus or not, as long as its radiation is dangerous to the health Seamus, please let it be destroyed. 4G is ok.

If you start allowing people to burn things that they are afraid of, they will certainly kill animals and then people that they are afraid of.

I don't support killing animals. Animals have their own homes.
What then will you do when you realized you have built something that's dangerous to the health?

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Toks, you have bought into a hoax.

From Business Insider:
"Here's what we know about the bizarre coronavirus conspiracy theory that led to people setting fire to 5G masts"



https://www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-conspiracy-5g-masts-fire-2020-4

The claim that 5G is harmful to human health is a claim not supported by science.

it's a world diseases issues now

From The Hill, 6 April 2020: "US hits 10,000 coronavirus deaths"

https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/491044-us-hits-10000-coronavirus-deaths

"What then will you do when you realized you have built something that's dangerous to the health? "

What "governments" usually do is develop its lethality, and train people in its use as a weapon.

DD, I respect you too well. Do not see scientifically only. Pray the Lord opens your eyes to see spiritually. DD something is globally going wrong. I didn't "bought into a hoax."

Hello dear

YOur right! tamiflu derives from Chinese star anise mainly the acid ( shikimic) that it produce is the ingredients. newly research also discover that such acid can be found in ginkgo biloba. BUt nothing beats good and proper hygiene specially hand washing!

The most protected man in the UK, the Prime Minister Boris Johnson is now in Intensive Care in hospital with Coronavirus, hopefully he will make a speedy and complete recovery.
The only way to stay safe from this virus is to follow the guidelines, social distancing, stay home whenever possible and keep washing your hands. Stay positive and stay safe.