Hydroxychloroquine, yes I would take it, or fuck Trump?
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Bugeye
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As expected, you fail to post a single quote or establish your qualifications for judging souls. I know you are not a failure in life, but you failed here.
Fogdog
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Lulz
fake paranormal psychobabble that even you don't believe.
We aren't brothers. We aren't related and we have nothing in common.
Bugeye
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I do believe it and now you understand why I see you as my brother.
DIY-HP-LED
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You support Trump, evil and stupid for a reason, and there are a ton of quotes, I just need to search, but why waste my time, Buck can provide all the quotes you want. You have no soul buggy and if you did, it would roast for an eternity, you do have a lack of character and that is what I judge, as do all others here who have read your words. You lack the personal integrity to deal with reality effectively, as does Donald, but he has other issues too.
Why do you hate your own country so much buggy?
Fogdog
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no I don't. I don't believe a word you say, Nazi.
Bugeye
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I don't hate my country at all, you are confused. So there are so many quotes of me saying racist stuff, quotes that you earlier said are easy to find, that you can't find a single one? So everyone that votes for Trump is evil and stupid? I didn't even vote for him yet, lol. But almost one out of every 4 Buddhists voted for him in 2016, all evil and stupid? That sounds like bunk to me. Please back up your own words and pull up just one quote of me being racist. I think it may be more challenging than you believe.
UncleBuck
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what about the time you used a black accent to mock a black poster?
DIY-HP-LED
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Cite your source, but I'm not a Buddhist in the traditional sense, but in the secular one and I've meet nobody who is mindful who supports Trump. Perhaps some asian ethnic buddhist voted for him, but they don't usually meditate any more than an average ethnic christian prays or believes in God.
Anybody who votes for or supports Trump is either evil or stupid buggy, take your pick, multiple choices are allowed too. You do hate your country buggy because you knowingly support a traitor, who was proven to be such beyond a reasonable doubt in the senate. Everybody watched the most open case in history of obstruction of justice, witness tampering, and jury intimidation that was the senate farce of a trial.
Trump and the GOP are done buggy and so is your racist agenda, hate crimes and speech laws are coming, along with sensible gun laws, media regulation and election reform. The GOP will be destroyed and replaced by a conservative party, they will go the way of the whigs and are poisoned by hate from within.
Bugeye
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The Buddhist Vote in 2016
Featured Image Credit: Lion’s Roar by Miles D. Williams, Eastern Illinois University The Buddhist Vote in 2016 When it comes to assessing the voting behavior of religious groups in 2016’s pre…
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Now if you would be so kind as to back up some of your claims against me.
UncleBuck
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i think you forgot to read a few postsThe Buddhist Vote in 2016
Featured Image Credit: Lion’s Roar by Miles D. Williams, Eastern Illinois University The Buddhist Vote in 2016 When it comes to assessing the voting behavior of religious groups in 2016’s pre…
Now if you would be so kind as to back up some of your claims against me.
DIY-HP-LED
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Like I said buggy there are ethnic Buddhists who are not mindful, they were born Buddhist like you were born a christian, even though you are not really one now, you are a pseudio christian. These people don't practice, monastics practice in their tradition, though secular Buddhism is rising among them too and practice by the laity is becoming more common, still though nearly 75% voted democrat or green.The Buddhist Vote in 2016
Featured Image Credit: Lion’s Roar by Miles D. Williams, Eastern Illinois University The Buddhist Vote in 2016 When it comes to assessing the voting behavior of religious groups in 2016’s pre…
Now if you would be so kind as to back up some of your claims against me.
You are a traitor buggy because you support a known traitor who has been proven to be one. Likewise your support for hatred and your lack of a moral compass is implicit in your support of this evil and damaged man, you empower evil in the face of overwhelming evidence.
Why do you continue to support and defend Donald trump?
Do you believe his fit for office?
Do you think he is doing a good and responsible job with managing the pandemic response?
Do you think he is a lifetime criminal and con man?
Do the Devil's work long enough and you become indistinguishable from the evil that you enable.
I have not even begun to use your own words against yet, and I might get around to it. Right now you're just not that important, later closer to the election I'll start making you an object lesson, unless others deserve the attention more. I expect the cockroaches to crawl out of the woodwork when Donald gets in shit, you're the rare roach who sticks around out in the open, which is why you get stepped on so much.
Bugeye
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I'll get back to you when I gain some respect, like when you back up your words and quote some racist shit I've supposedly said here.
UncleBuck
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do you think anyone wants respect from a nazi like you?
DIY-HP-LED
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This will be the first of many studies that will be released in the coming weeks and months.
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www.cnn.com
French study finds hydroxychloroquine doesn't help patients with coronavirus
(CNN)A drug that's been touted by President Donald Trump as a "game changer" didn't help hospitalized patients with coronavirus and was associated with heart complications, according to a new study.
"This provides evidence that hydroxychloroquine does not apparently treat patients with Covid 19," said Dr. Paul Offit, an infectious disease specialist at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. "Even worse, there were side effects caused by the drug -- heart toxicities that required it be discontinued."
Trump has said that hydroxychloroquine shows "tremendous promise" and has made it sound like the drug is harmless.
"I think it's going to be great," Trump said at a White House briefing on March 19.
"What do you have to lose? Take it," he said on April 4.
Physicians have warned that while Trump is enthusiastic about the drug, it still needs to be studied to see if it works and if it's safe.
"People can claim what they want, but the proof is in the pudding, and this is the pudding," Offit said.
In the French study, doctors looked back at medical records for 181 patients with Covid-19 who had pneumonia and required supplemental oxygen. About half had taken hydroxychloroquine within 48 hours of being admitted to the hospital, and the other half had not.
The doctors followed the patients and found there was no statistically significant difference in the death rates of the two groups, or their chances of being admitted to the intensive care unit.
The study also raised important safety concerns about hydroxychloroquine.
In the study, eight patients who took the drug developed abnormal heart rhythms and had to stop taking it.
Abnormal heart rhythms are a known side effect of hydroxychloroquine, which has been used for decades to treat patients with diseases such as malaria, lupus and rheumatoid arthritis.
Doctors in Sweden and Brazil have sounded warnings about chloroquine, a very similar drug, because of heart problems.
In the new study, among the 84 patients who took hydroxychloroquine, 20.2% were admitted to the ICU or died within seven days of taking the drug. Among the 97 patients who did not take the drug, 22.1% went to the ICU or died.
The difference was not determined to be statistically different
Looking just at deaths, 2.8% of the patients who took hydroxychloroquine died, and 4.6% of the patients who did not take it died. That difference was also not found to be statistically significant.
"These results do not support the use of [hydroxychloroquine] in patients hospitalised for documented SARSCoV-2-positive hypoxic pneumonia," the study authors wrote.
The study was published Tuesday on medRxiv.org, a pre-print server founded by Yale University, the journal BMJ and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. Studies published on this website have not been peer reviewed.
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French study finds hydroxychloroquine doesn't help patients with coronavirus | CNN
A drug that's been touted by President Donald Trump as a "game changer" didn't help hospitalized patients with coronavirus and was associated with heart complications, according to a new study.
French study finds hydroxychloroquine doesn't help patients with coronavirus
(CNN)A drug that's been touted by President Donald Trump as a "game changer" didn't help hospitalized patients with coronavirus and was associated with heart complications, according to a new study.
"This provides evidence that hydroxychloroquine does not apparently treat patients with Covid 19," said Dr. Paul Offit, an infectious disease specialist at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. "Even worse, there were side effects caused by the drug -- heart toxicities that required it be discontinued."
Trump has said that hydroxychloroquine shows "tremendous promise" and has made it sound like the drug is harmless.
"I think it's going to be great," Trump said at a White House briefing on March 19.
"What do you have to lose? Take it," he said on April 4.
Physicians have warned that while Trump is enthusiastic about the drug, it still needs to be studied to see if it works and if it's safe.
"People can claim what they want, but the proof is in the pudding, and this is the pudding," Offit said.
In the French study, doctors looked back at medical records for 181 patients with Covid-19 who had pneumonia and required supplemental oxygen. About half had taken hydroxychloroquine within 48 hours of being admitted to the hospital, and the other half had not.
The doctors followed the patients and found there was no statistically significant difference in the death rates of the two groups, or their chances of being admitted to the intensive care unit.
The study also raised important safety concerns about hydroxychloroquine.
In the study, eight patients who took the drug developed abnormal heart rhythms and had to stop taking it.
Abnormal heart rhythms are a known side effect of hydroxychloroquine, which has been used for decades to treat patients with diseases such as malaria, lupus and rheumatoid arthritis.
Doctors in Sweden and Brazil have sounded warnings about chloroquine, a very similar drug, because of heart problems.
In the new study, among the 84 patients who took hydroxychloroquine, 20.2% were admitted to the ICU or died within seven days of taking the drug. Among the 97 patients who did not take the drug, 22.1% went to the ICU or died.
The difference was not determined to be statistically different
Looking just at deaths, 2.8% of the patients who took hydroxychloroquine died, and 4.6% of the patients who did not take it died. That difference was also not found to be statistically significant.
"These results do not support the use of [hydroxychloroquine] in patients hospitalised for documented SARSCoV-2-positive hypoxic pneumonia," the study authors wrote.
The study was published Tuesday on medRxiv.org, a pre-print server founded by Yale University, the journal BMJ and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. Studies published on this website have not been peer reviewed.
DIY-HP-LED
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No evidence of clinical efficacy of hydroxychloroquine in patients hospitalised for COVID-19 infection and requiring oxygen: results of a study using routinely collected data to emulate a target trial
DIY-HP-LED
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Looks like buggy got his answer in just over a week.
VILEPLUME
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Read this before you think of trying the drug.
nationalpost.com
COVID-19: Brazilian trial for drug touted by Trump halted after 11 patients die on high dose
The New York Times reports that a number of patients on chloroquine in a clinical trial developed what proved to be fatal heart arrhythmia
hanimmal
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Like a true con man, he is already hyping up the next fad, blood transfusions or whatever he is reading on forums like these.Read this before you think of trying the drug.
COVID-19: Brazilian trial for drug touted by Trump halted after 11 patients die on high dose
The New York Times reports that a number of patients on chloroquine in a clinical trial developed what proved to be fatal heart arrhythmia