ファウチせんせ トランプ推奨の抗体カクテル薬が実質的にワクチンより重症と死亡の予防効果が高いと方針大転換

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 Oct 8, 2020,05:52pm EDT

Trump Called Regeneron’s Covid-19 Drug A ‘Cure.’ Fauci Isn’t So Sure.

Dr. Anthony Fauci said Thursday an antibody cocktail by Regeneron Pharmaceuticals might have helped President Donald Trump, but it’s premature for Trump to call the drug a “cure” for Covid-19, tempering the president’s effusive — and heavily exaggerated — praise for the experimental medication he was prescribed during his battle with the coronavirus.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/joewalsh/2020/10/08/trump-called-regenerons-covid-19-drug-a-cure-fauci-isnt-so-sure/?sh=fe47bd86a882

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Fauci recommends COVID-19 treatment DeSantis was slammed for promoting

Dr. Anthony Fauci claimed on Tuesday that an antibody treatment previously championed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis can reduce the risk of COVID-19 hospitalization or death by 70% to 85%.

The director for the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases showcased three different monoclonal antibodies during a White House press briefing that when injected into a person target the spike protein of COVID-19. Fauci explained that the treatments could lessen infection symptoms and prevent hospitalization.

Fauci is not the first person to recommend the antibodies, as DeSantis endorsed the same treatments in early August. An investigation from the Associated Press questioned the financial ties between DeSantis's top donor and the company producing the antibodies, casting doubt on the governor's motivations for promoting the treatments.

DeSantis sent a letter to the Associated Press after the report was published, criticizing the outlet for implying that his support for the treatment was politically driven.

"You succeeded in publishing a misleading, clickbait headline about one of your political opponents, but at the expense of deterring individuals infected with COVID from seeking life-saving treatment, which will cost lives," the governor's letter said. "Was it worth it?"

RISE IN COVID-19 HOSPITALIZATIONS OF PREGNANT WOMEN ALARMS DOCTORS

Products from companies Eli Lilly, Regeneron, and GSK/Vir were endorsed by Fauci as valid antibody treatments. All three have received emergency use authorizations from the Food and Drug Administration, meaning that adults and children ages 12 and up are eligible to receive the antibodies.

If taken early after testing positive, a person is far less likely to be hospitalized from the disease, Fauci said.

"So, bottom line is: This is a very effective intervention for COVID-19," Fauci said. "It is underutilized, and we recommend strongly that we utilize this to its fullest."

https://news.yahoo.com/fauci-recommends-covid-19-treatment-170700369.html

2021年8月2日月曜日
トランプ氏も使った抗体カクテル薬

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2021年8月2日月曜日

将来、多くの命を救うのは健康なワクチン未接種者

将来たぶん未接種者からの抗体以外に切羽詰まったワクチン未接種の重症患者の命を救う術がなくなる。

ワクチン接種者の命は救えない。 

子供や若者にワクチンを打ちまくった国は滅ぶ。

大丈夫アルカ？宗主国様？（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ

https://tokumei10.blogspot.com/2021/08/blog-post_44.html

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Fauci blamed measles outbreak on Hasidic Jews; Orthodox leaders set the record straight

Rabbi said Fauci's remarks play 'into the stereotype of the cancerous, parasitic, dirty Jew during a time of heightened anti-Semitism'

Orthodox Jewish leaders spoke to Fox News condemning Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and chief medical adviser to President Biden, for offhand remarks Fauci made about the Hasidic Jewish community in New York and the measles outbreak in 2018-2019.

Referring to herd immunity, Fauci said, "The threshold is something that we don't know… you have to get to a situation like with measles, where you were like, way, 90-plus percent of people were vaccinated and really got that kind of, what we call, herd immunity… When it gets below that number, you start to see outbreaks, like we saw some time ago in the New York City area with Hasidic Jewish people who were not getting vaccinated."

"Dr. Fauci said in the CBS appearance that herd immunity for measles is 90% - 95% and then he incorrectly blamed Hasidim of N.Y. for the 2018-2019 outbreak despite the fact that it started in other states and it infected non-Hasidim," the Orthodox Jewish Public Affairs Council (OJPAC) told Fox News in a statement.

"He seems unaware that only 80% Hasidim in N.Y. are age-eligible for full vaccination against measles, which means that during an outbreak it can more easily attack Hasidim due to age; not vaccine hesitancy," the OJPAC added. 

"In fact, 96% school-aged children were fully vaccinated but there is just such a large portion of the population in the age group not eligible for partial or full vaccination. This factor, plus the fact that measles mostly attacks the young, means that Hasidim can suffer more during an outbreak despite following vaccination mandates at a very high rate," the statement concluded.

"For Dr. Fauci to point fingers and say New York Hasidim didn’t vaccinate is categorically false, and it plays right into the stereotype of the cancerous, parasitic, dirty Jew during a time of heightened anti-Semitism," Yaakov Menken, managing director of the Coalition for Jewish Values, told Fox News.

"When in doubt blame the Jews," Rabbi Yisroael Kahan, a New York-area rabbi and member of the Rockland County Human Rights Commission, posted on Twitter. He cited figures from the New York State Department of Health showing that the vaccination rate at Jewish schools in Brooklyn is 96%.

An NIAID spokesperson told Fox News that Fauci "was merely describing an epidemiological occurrence; he was not assigning blame to the community where the outbreak took place." The spokesperson praised Orthodox Jewish leaders for helping to quell the measles outbreak.

Fauci had referred to the 2019 New York measles outbreak, in which 242 people presented with measles in New York (excluding New York City), including 206 in Rockland County and 36 in nearby counties, NIAID noted.

"According to analysis by the CDC as published in the MMWR on May 17, 2019: ‘The 242 cases in New York (excluding New York City) included 206 in Rockland County and 36 in nearby counties. Most patients resided in orthodox Jewish neighborhoods with low school immunization rates. The median patient age was 5 years (range = 0 days* to 63 years). The 2017–2018 New York State School Immunization Survey measles vaccination rate for students in prekindergarten through grade 12 was 98%; however, documented measles vaccination coverage in schools in the outbreak area was only 77%.’"

The NIAID spokesperson went on to to explain that "widespread vaccination with the MMR vaccine, which is given in two doses (usually one at 12-15 months and one at 4-6 years) eliminated measles within the United States. However, cases are sometimes imported by travelers from countries where measles still occurs."

"Usually the disease cannot gain traction in the United States because of high population immunity. However, if a traveler with measles comes into contact with any population that has been under-vaccinated, whatever the reason, a larger outbreak can occur," the spokesperson added.

"In the recent particular situation described by Dr. Fauci, the outbreak was eventually quelled, due in part to engagement by Orthodox Jewish leaders in the education and vaccination response," the NIAID concluded.

As OJPAC explained, the comparative youth of the Orthodox Jewish community in New York appears to explain failures in vaccination.

This story has been updated to include the NIAID response.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/orthodox-jewish-rabbis-condemn-dr-faucis

2021年8月26日木曜日
Orthodox Jews に プロトコルX（ZT）が発動

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