Synairgen Share Discussion Threads

[peachie 74] 01/6/2020 08:28

Some buying momentum would be nice here now. Morning tree shake done hopefully.

Lots of good news over weekend to reinforce the potential here

[pdt] 01/6/2020 08:26

I have added as well. The news over the weekend that it may be helpful to people with severe disease has derisked it some more for me.

[waterloo01] 01/6/2020 08:25

Well I added today.

[peachie 74] 31/5/2020 23:00

From above by lead scientist

He said: “We only have three ­methods really to control the effects of this disease. One is to protect people through vaccination. Another is to intervene with therapies when people get the disease to prevent the worst effects of it.

“The third one is reduce the number of contacts between people in order to reduce the transmission of the disease, and that can only happen through behavioral modification.

[spartan attack] 31/5/2020 22:57

Treatment as unlikely to be fair.

Maybe a treatment one day will be the fast key to vaccine

[spartan attack] 31/5/2020 21:39

All starting to come from the shadows now

[peachie 74] 31/5/2020 21:14

He is basically top of his field

[sainvestor] 31/5/2020 20:47

"He is also Associate Director of Research at the Trust and the award is recognition for the transformation of its Respiratory Clinical Trials Unit into a global centre for severe asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) research." That's from the article.

[sainvestor] 31/5/2020 20:46

Further to that. https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/17908285.bradford-based-consultant-get-top-award-39-outstanding-39-work-nhs/?ref=wa

[spartan attack] 31/5/2020 20:28

waterloo, if you take a deep global look at reports and research, there seems little chance of finding anything to deal with it in terms of treatment or vaccine. Maybe one variation may work in one mutation type, work in a few. Its about it for now.

Personally i think best chance is the chinese. Frontline and well ahead

[waterloo01] 31/5/2020 20:01

Listened to part of Andrew Marr show. Caught the end of some skype interview which was highlighting that even in recovered patients who were never very ill, many are reporting back that things are still far from normal. The expert was saying they need long term follow up but it looked like the virus was doing all sorts of things to the body, even in those that never get seriously unwell. "Issues can be lifelong and debilitating."

The need for some therapeutic defences is fairly clear.

[peachie 74] 31/5/2020 19:56

Everyone hit that filter button. Please !

Agreed. Interferon treatment is looking more and more like it will be a great defence to viral damage in the lungs. Covid et al.

[spartan attack] 31/5/2020 19:55

dave444 is worried about SP

Even thinks any of us could make a diff to it

Stress usually is derived from risk and weight in on it

[dave444] 31/5/2020 19:49

Ignore the idiots or you will also be filtered

[the real capitalcity] 31/5/2020 19:33

Ha ha!I just decided to check this Dr's background. Safe to say it looks like he knows his stuff... ? (he's an expert on COPD and other similar disorders) https://www.bradfordresearch.nhs.uk/our-research-teams/respiratory-research-team/dinesh-saralaya/So when he says it works, it's unlikely it's a throwaway comment...

[itshenderz] 31/5/2020 19:32

Spartan, you've posted over 3 thousand times this month, and not one piece has been shown intelligence.... you need a hobby pal

[spartan attack] 31/5/2020 19:27

What a load of bull

And anyway, pretty sure, if you were sating that to SR from around 340p mtro, he must be laughing at you today

looooool

[itshenderz] 31/5/2020 19:22

Things are hotting up here, for the first time in a while I reckon we're in for a solid week, good luck all holders, let's take this by the balls