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[bmwman3] 23/7/2020 14:52

Love this bit.....Eddie Imishue, 55, is a Mental Health Care Support Worker with Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust.On April 18, he was admitted to the BRI with Covid-19.He was prescribed the drug SNG001 via nebuliser to stop his symptoms worsening and prevent the need for being placed on ventilation.Mr Imishue said: "I was very breathless and had a persistent cough. I also felt very lethargic. When I tested positive for Covid-19, I was asked by Dr Saralaya if I was willing to take part in the treatment trial and I said yes."The treatment had a profound positive effect on me and my symptoms improved so that I was able to go home, where I continued with the treatment."The staff kept regular checks on me, asking how I was getting along and I was able to report that I was feeling much better. I took the treatment for 14 days."I am happy to say that I have now been able to return to work. I feel very fortunate I was able to take part in the trial."

[insideryou] 23/7/2020 14:51

Big news next month regarding copd and emphysema, which is another huge application.

[simon_64] 23/7/2020 14:47

Yanks will be all over this today. 😁

[simon_64] 23/7/2020 14:45

Lots of trades not showing my buy at 14:28 has not appeared.

[big brother8] 23/7/2020 14:40

IN MY HOUSE I DECIDE WHEN THIS GOES UP OR NOT.

BB8
IN BB8 WE TRUST,

[tickboo] 23/7/2020 14:39

https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/18602487.amp/Love this as it's 83% (5 of 6) improvement -"So far we have recruited six patients to the study; five of whom responded very well and improved quickly. The patients were all in the early stages of Covid-19 and were at risk of developing severe disease which could require ventilation."This is great and these kind of personal at stories will surely help our case for fast track validation and get us in other countries like Brazil, India and the US.Eddie Imishue, 55, is a Mental Health Care Support Worker with Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust.On April 18, he was admitted to the BRI with Covid-19.He was prescribed the drug SNG001 via nebuliser to stop his symptoms worsening and prevent the need for being placed on ventilation.Mr Imishue said: "I was very breathless and had a persistent cough. I also felt very lethargic. When I tested positive for Covid-19, I was asked by Dr Saralaya if I was willing to take part in the treatment trial and I said yes."The treatment had a profound positive effect on me and my symptoms improved so that I was able