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Zytin · 10th November 2020, 17:27

Eli Lilly’s Antibody Treatment Gets Emergency F.D.A. Approval

The authorization raised immediate questions about who would get access to the antibody treatments, which are in short supply.

The Food and Drug Administration has granted emergency authorization of a Covid-19 antibody treatment made by Eli Lilly that is similar to a therapy given to President Trump shortly after he contracted the coronavirus.

The decision, announced on Monday by the agency, is likely to be seen as a valuable tool to treat patients with Covid-19 at a time when the pandemic is raging across the United States, hospitals are overwhelmed and doctors have few options to treat the disease.

Eli Lilly said that its treatment, called bamlanivimab, should be administered as soon as possible after a positive coronavirus test, and within 10 days of developing symptoms. The authorization applies only to people newly infected with the virus, and the agency said it should not be used in hospitalized patients. It is authorized for people who are 12 and older and at risk for developing a severe form of Covid-19 or being hospitalized for the condition. The F.D.A. said that included people who were over 65 and obese — a key group that early studies have shown can benefit the most from the treatment.

“It’s a great day for science and medicine — sort of a feat of what’s possible,” said Dr. Daniel M. Skovronsky, the chief scientific officer of Eli Lilly. The company and its collaborators, including the National Institutes of Health, he said, were able “to create a new drug, manufacture it, test it in clinical trials, and get it authorized for use in just seven months.”

In October, the company announced that it had reached a $375 million deal to sell 300,000 doses of the treatment to the U.S. government.

The emergency authorization for Eli Lilly raised immediate questions about who would get access to the treatment at a time when emergency authorizations for coronavirus vaccines might still be weeks or months away. The news came on the same day that Pfizer announced positive early results from its coronavirus vaccine trial. That vaccine might get emergency authorization sometime this year, but even then it would not be available to most Americans until well into 2021.

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LongTimeLu · 11th November 2020, 09:04

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Originally Posted by Zytin

Eli Lilly said that its treatment, called bamlanivimab,

Where do they get the names from? 60's doo-wop hits?

chokes999 · 17th November 2020, 00:56

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alexora · 19th November 2020, 02:06

Things are not looking good in El Paso...

Coronavirus: Five signs that show
how bad El Paso's outbreak is

The US had just over nine million Covid-19 cases when November began - now, just weeks later, the country is topping 11 million. And one west Texas county has emerged as the latest American epicentre.

Right on the border with Mexico, El Paso in Texas is known for its desert landscape, military complexes and plentiful sunshine. Now, it's making a name as one of the worst hit regions in the nation.

Covid-19 patients account for more than half of all hospital admissions in the county of El Paso, and the case count continues to trend upwards.

Here are five symptoms of the unfolding crisis.

Overflowing hospitals

With cases going up by more than a thousand every day in El Paso, some 76,000 people have now been infected. That's about the same number of confirmed cases as in the whole of Greece or Libya.

Data shows 1,120 El Paso residents are currently in hospital with the virus, and this number is expected to rise. That means that of all the Covid patients in hospital across the state of Texas, one in six is in El Paso, according to the latest figures. A total of 782 people are known to have died.

Both hospitals and staff are struggling to cope. An El Paso University Medical Center spokesman said the hospital recognised the "physical and emotional" toll the pandemic was taking on healthcare workers.

As officials race to keep up with the rapidly increasing number of sick people, El Paso city's convention centre was recently converted into a makeshift hospital to provide extra beds. Some facilities are so overrun that patients are being airlifted to other cities in the state.

On Monday, El Paso County Judge Ricardo Samaniego said the county had opened 500 extra hospital beds so far, but at the rate the virus was spreading, those beds would be full by next week.

Ten mobile morgues

As hospitals grapple with too many patients, El Paso's morgue has been unable to keep up with the county's rising death toll. As a result, officials are turning to refrigerated trailers. Ten of these mobile morgues have been requested in recent weeks.

The mobile facilities are set up outside the county's medical examiner's office, which has been handling more than 150 bodies in the last week.

Earlier this month, the US defence department deployed medical teams to assist local health workers.

Even the county's funeral homes are feeling the strain. One manager, Jorge Ortiz, told KERA News he has had to convert the home's chapel into a makeshift cooler. Mr Ortiz said the peak back in the summer is "nothing compared to what we're living right now".

Inmates moving bodies

The city continues to face a shortage of staff, and officials have faced criticism for turning to local prisons for help.

Inmates have been pictured handling the bodies of Covid victims at the medical examiner's office, helping load them into the mobile morgues.

A sheriff's office spokesman said the inmates - who are minor offenders in minimum security prisons - are being compensated $2 (£1.5) an hour. The work is voluntary and they are being provided with protective gear, but the move has still shocked many.

County Judge Samaniego called using inmates a last resort.

"If there's no personnel, no one to help out, and there's volunteers, even if they are inmates, then that's what we're left with," he said, according to KFOX14 News.

The judge added that officials were waiting for Texas National Guardsmen to help with the efforts - but the military hasn't confirmed that they could handle the demand.

Six months, six family members

In the last six months, one El Paso woman has lost six of her family members to the virus as the outbreak worsens.

Bonnie Soria Najera told Good Morning America that her uncle was the last to pass away on Sunday. She has also had to bury her parents, two aunts and a cousin.

"They were all being very careful," she said. "They did things that they had to do: grocery stores, went to doctor's appointments."

Ms Najera's mother first tested positive in May. Within three days, her mother was on a ventilator, she said. Her father soon fell ill with the virus too, but ended up at a different hospital.

A week after her mother was admitted, she passed away. An hour later, Ms Najera learned her father was on a ventilator. He would pass away three weeks later.

Ms Najera too, came down with Covid-19, but eventually recovered. As she began feeling better, she learned her cousin and her aunt had both died after contracting the virus. And last week, another aunt also passed away in hospital from Covid-19.

Now, Ms Najera is calling for Texans to practise social distancing properly, like her family tried to.

"You don't want to be in our shoes," she said.

No shutdown for El Paso

Despite the worries of many El Pasoans, there's no lockdown in sight for the west Texas county.

On Friday, a state appeals court overturned a stay-at-home order after local restaurant owners and the state attorney general sued Judge Samaniego for shutting down the city.

A panel of judges ruled 2-1 that the order to close nonessential businesses until December went against the Texas governor's 7 October reopening guidance. Some businesses resumed operations almost immediately, local media reported.

Attorney General Ken Paxton called Judge Samaniego a "tyrant" over the mandate. The county judge responded that it was "unfortunate" that the attorney general sought "to gloat instead of coming to El Paso to walk along side me by the mobile morgues".

Judge Samaniego added he was disappointed by the decision, but noted that El Pasoans must still adhere to certain restrictions on masks, businesses and gatherings.

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chokes999 · 19th November 2020, 05:25

We have 10 COVID Units, and 1 is just for patients to go and die

I feel really sad for nurses & health workers having to deal with this.

19th November 2020, 05:56

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If this was running with scissor or eating dusty bodega food that'd be fine, march on brave soldier! But with this, what you do potentially effects everyone around you and that makes it a public health concern.

And that's the type of justification that begets tyranny. Don't worry about me, I'm sailing away from this country in 9mos never to return. Enjoy the shit sandwich y'all have earned thru your fear porn fealty, weak people crave subjugation.

alexora · 19th November 2020, 08:14

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Originally Posted by BrewerJ

Don't worry about me, I'm sailing away from this country in 9mos never to return.

What is your destination?

HiTrack99 · 19th November 2020, 14:34

That would be a nice boat to go away in anyway!

Sad to see US suffering so badly with COVID.

Reclaimed08 · 21st November 2020, 12:55

As of yesterday the Governor of my State ordered all restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues such as movie theaters to close for four weeks due to an enormous spike of COVID cases and deaths.

I'm now starting to feeling and really starting to understand how New York felt in the early days of the pandemic.

As a side observation: The Nintendo Switch is beginning to sell out again when I was at my local store there was only one (or two because I didn't look closely) and definitely none of the Animal Crossing New Horizons Special Editions. Even with Christmas coming up I wonder how much the shortage has to do with the pandemic.

Volcan · 21st November 2020, 23:06

It kinda fucks with me. I sometimes forget why I'm holed up until I see the numbers.

10th November 2020, 17:27	#1961
Zytin Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: Oct 2018 Posts: 1,297 Thanks: 4,631 Thanked 4,240 Times in 1,203 Posts	Eli Lilly’s Antibody Treatment Gets Emergency F.D.A. Approval The authorization raised immediate questions about who would get access to the antibody treatments, which are in short supply. The Food and Drug Administration has granted emergency authorization of a Covid-19 antibody treatment made by Eli Lilly that is similar to a therapy given to President Trump shortly after he contracted the coronavirus. The decision, announced on Monday by the agency, is likely to be seen as a valuable tool to treat patients with Covid-19 at a time when the pandemic is raging across the United States, hospitals are overwhelmed and doctors have few options to treat the disease. Eli Lilly said that its treatment, called bamlanivimab, should be administered as soon as possible after a positive coronavirus test, and within 10 days of developing symptoms. The authorization applies only to people newly infected with the virus, and the agency said it should not be used in hospitalized patients. It is authorized for people who are 12 and older and at risk for developing a severe form of Covid-19 or being hospitalized for the condition. The F.D.A. said that included people who were over 65 and obese — a key group that early studies have shown can benefit the most from the treatment. “It’s a great day for science and medicine — sort of a feat of what’s possible,” said Dr. Daniel M. Skovronsky, the chief scientific officer of Eli Lilly. The company and its collaborators, including the National Institutes of Health, he said, were able “to create a new drug, manufacture it, test it in clinical trials, and get it authorized for use in just seven months.” In October, the company announced that it had reached a $375 million deal to sell 300,000 doses of the treatment to the U.S. government. The emergency authorization for Eli Lilly raised immediate questions about who would get access to the treatment at a time when emergency authorizations for coronavirus vaccines might still be weeks or months away. The news came on the same day that Pfizer announced positive early results from its coronavirus vaccine trial. That vaccine might get emergency authorization sometime this year, but even then it would not be available to most Americans until well into 2021. Code: http://nytimes.com/2020/11/09/health/covid-antibody-treatment-eli-lilly.html

19th November 2020, 02:06	#1964
alexora Walking on the Moon Beyond Redemption Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 30,978 Thanks: 163,452 Thanked 152,811 Times in 28,696 Posts	Things are not looking good in El Paso... Coronavirus: Five signs that show how bad El Paso's outbreak is The US had just over nine million Covid-19 cases when November began - now, just weeks later, the country is topping 11 million. And one west Texas county has emerged as the latest American epicentre. Right on the border with Mexico, El Paso in Texas is known for its desert landscape, military complexes and plentiful sunshine. Now, it's making a name as one of the worst hit regions in the nation. Covid-19 patients account for more than half of all hospital admissions in the county of El Paso, and the case count continues to trend upwards. Here are five symptoms of the unfolding crisis. Overflowing hospitals With cases going up by more than a thousand every day in El Paso, some 76,000 people have now been infected. That's about the same number of confirmed cases as in the whole of Greece or Libya. Data shows 1,120 El Paso residents are currently in hospital with the virus, and this number is expected to rise. That means that of all the Covid patients in hospital across the state of Texas, one in six is in El Paso, according to the latest figures. A total of 782 people are known to have died. Both hospitals and staff are struggling to cope. An El Paso University Medical Center spokesman said the hospital recognised the "physical and emotional" toll the pandemic was taking on healthcare workers. As officials race to keep up with the rapidly increasing number of sick people, El Paso city's convention centre was recently converted into a makeshift hospital to provide extra beds. Some facilities are so overrun that patients are being airlifted to other cities in the state. On Monday, El Paso County Judge Ricardo Samaniego said the county had opened 500 extra hospital beds so far, but at the rate the virus was spreading, those beds would be full by next week. Ten mobile morgues As hospitals grapple with too many patients, El Paso's morgue has been unable to keep up with the county's rising death toll. As a result, officials are turning to refrigerated trailers. Ten of these mobile morgues have been requested in recent weeks. The mobile facilities are set up outside the county's medical examiner's office, which has been handling more than 150 bodies in the last week. Earlier this month, the US defence department deployed medical teams to assist local health workers. Even the county's funeral homes are feeling the strain. One manager, Jorge Ortiz, told KERA News he has had to convert the home's chapel into a makeshift cooler. Mr Ortiz said the peak back in the summer is "nothing compared to what we're living right now". Inmates moving bodies The city continues to face a shortage of staff, and officials have faced criticism for turning to local prisons for help. Inmates have been pictured handling the bodies of Covid victims at the medical examiner's office, helping load them into the mobile morgues. A sheriff's office spokesman said the inmates - who are minor offenders in minimum security prisons - are being compensated $2 (£1.5) an hour. The work is voluntary and they are being provided with protective gear, but the move has still shocked many. County Judge Samaniego called using inmates a last resort. "If there's no personnel, no one to help out, and there's volunteers, even if they are inmates, then that's what we're left with," he said, according to KFOX14 News. The judge added that officials were waiting for Texas National Guardsmen to help with the efforts - but the military hasn't confirmed that they could handle the demand. Six months, six family members In the last six months, one El Paso woman has lost six of her family members to the virus as the outbreak worsens. Bonnie Soria Najera told Good Morning America that her uncle was the last to pass away on Sunday. She has also had to bury her parents, two aunts and a cousin. "They were all being very careful," she said. "They did things that they had to do: grocery stores, went to doctor's appointments." Ms Najera's mother first tested positive in May. Within three days, her mother was on a ventilator, she said. Her father soon fell ill with the virus too, but ended up at a different hospital. A week after her mother was admitted, she passed away. An hour later, Ms Najera learned her father was on a ventilator. He would pass away three weeks later. Ms Najera too, came down with Covid-19, but eventually recovered. As she began feeling better, she learned her cousin and her aunt had both died after contracting the virus. And last week, another aunt also passed away in hospital from Covid-19. Now, Ms Najera is calling for Texans to practise social distancing properly, like her family tried to. "You don't want to be in our shoes," she said. No shutdown for El Paso Despite the worries of many El Pasoans, there's no lockdown in sight for the west Texas county. On Friday, a state appeals court overturned a stay-at-home order after local restaurant owners and the state attorney general sued Judge Samaniego for shutting down the city. A panel of judges ruled 2-1 that the order to close nonessential businesses until December went against the Texas governor's 7 October reopening guidance. Some businesses resumed operations almost immediately, local media reported. Attorney General Ken Paxton called Judge Samaniego a "tyrant" over the mandate. The county judge responded that it was "unfortunate" that the attorney general sought "to gloat instead of coming to El Paso to walk along side me by the mobile morgues". Judge Samaniego added he was disappointed by the decision, but noted that El Pasoans must still adhere to certain restrictions on masks, businesses and gatherings. Source: Code: http://bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-54966876 __________________ SOME OF MY CONTENT POSTS ARE DOWN: FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME AND I'LL RE-UPLOAD THEM

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chokes999 Registered User Addicted Join Date: May 2016 Posts: 762 Thanks: 2,930 Thanked 1,736 Times in 641 Posts	We have 10 COVID Units, and 1 is just for patients to go and die I feel really sad for nurses & health workers having to deal with this. Last edited by DoctorNo; 19th November 2020 at 17:49.

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HiTrack99 V.I.P. Clinically Insane Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Pornland Posts: 4,239 Thanks: 23,809 Thanked 17,799 Times in 3,824 Posts	That would be a nice boat to go away in anyway! Sad to see US suffering so badly with COVID. __________________

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Reclaimed08 Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: Oct 2018 Posts: 1,168 Thanks: 4,944 Thanked 4,922 Times in 1,213 Posts	As of yesterday the Governor of my State ordered all restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues such as movie theaters to close for four weeks due to an enormous spike of COVID cases and deaths. I'm now starting to feeling and really starting to understand how New York felt in the early days of the pandemic. As a side observation: The Nintendo Switch is beginning to sell out again when I was at my local store there was only one (or two because I didn't look closely) and definitely none of the Animal Crossing New Horizons Special Editions. Even with Christmas coming up I wonder how much the shortage has to do with the pandemic. __________________ "Invaders create Avengers" "Perfectly balanced, as all things should be."

17th November 2020, 00:56	#1963
chokes999 Registered User Addicted Join Date: May 2016 Posts: 762 Thanks: 2,930 Thanked 1,736 Times in 641 Posts	Sweden Stages Coronavirus U-turn market watch.com/story/sweden-stages-coronavirus-u-turn-banning-public-events-with-more-than-eight-people-11605538856?&mod=home-page

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Volcan Registered User Addicted Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 358 Thanks: 279 Thanked 842 Times in 288 Posts	It kinda fucks with me. I sometimes forget why I'm holed up until I see the numbers.