The First Earl
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Interesting, will look that one up.
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Positive news about Corona Virus Updates
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Tim of the Oak
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One ventilator being used to support up to 9 patients. The example on the video is re. supporting 4 patients.
kaz7
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One ventilator being used to support up to 9 patients. The example on the video is re. supporting 4 patients.
That is a trial,no way are they doing that it in practise,for good reason
Tim of the Oak
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That is a trial,no way are they doing that it in practise,for good reason
If that’s the difference between people being alive and dead then please use these experimental approaches, IMHO.
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A massive effort is under way to develop a UK vaccine for coronavirus within months and make it available to save lives before the end of the year, the Guardian has learned.
Researchers at Oxford University, led by Prof Sarah Gilbert, are planning a safety trial on humans of what is expected to be the UK’s first coronavirus vaccine next month. Provided that it goes smoothly, they will move directly into a larger trial to assess how effective the vaccine is at protecting against the infection.
The same vaccine will start animal trials next week at the Public Health England (PHE) laboratory at Porton Down near Salisbury. Normally, animal work must be completed before human trials can start, but because similar vaccines have worked safely in trials for other diseases, the work has been accelerated.
from the Guardian this morning.
Researchers at Oxford University, led by Prof Sarah Gilbert, are planning a safety trial on humans of what is expected to be the UK’s first coronavirus vaccine next month. Provided that it goes smoothly, they will move directly into a larger trial to assess how effective the vaccine is at protecting against the infection.
The same vaccine will start animal trials next week at the Public Health England (PHE) laboratory at Porton Down near Salisbury. Normally, animal work must be completed before human trials can start, but because similar vaccines have worked safely in trials for other diseases, the work has been accelerated.
from the Guardian this morning.
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Does keeping the pubs open count as a positive ?
People getting shit on social media for going in empty pubs and having a pint. Still keeping social distancing much more so than people queuing in Tesco for toilet roll!
squirtyflower
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I’ve lost 6lbs in weight over the last month without even trying to diet.
Shows you what not going to the pub before games does.
Shows you what not going to the pub before games does.
Elbow beards
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Does anyone know the record for number of wanks in a day? Might try and beat it.
I’ve lost 6lbs in weight over the last month without even trying to diet.
Shows you what not going to the pub before games does.
Are you not boozing at home?
I’m going to drown myself in Stella this weekend.
Does anyone know the record for number of wanks in a day? Might try and beat it.
Mine is 8, when I was 21.
In my defence I woke up hungover at like 6am and didn’t go to sleep until midnight. So I was home alone for 18 hours.
Also in my defence, after number 4 I actually didn’t want to but wanted to see how many I could do.
My nob really hurt around 6/7.