Coronavirus Patients in China to beTreated with High-Dose Vitamin C in New Clinical Trial

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On 2/16/20 4:36 PM, jim bell wrote:
> It appears that testing of chloroquine is already occurring in China. 


Which US disinformation agency do you work for?

You're talking about the FLU. The number of cases is already on the
decline, rapidly. Even the US MSM news has given up on it as a Economic
War tool.] and reported the rapid decline.

Some Economic and Political Factors of Coronavirus Outbreak

It is also worth noting that the global threat, posed by 2019-nCOV,
appeared around the same time when it became apparent that there was a
solid chance the trade conflict between two of the largest economies in
the world (with the potential to turn into a full-scale war with
world-wide repercussions) could be resolved.

It is important, however, to point out that we are referring here to the
prospect (not certainty). After all, the agreement between the United
States and China, signed on January 15, 2020 offers an opportunity to
gradually work out issues but does not guarantee that this process will
be successful. And yet, this document has already made a substantial
contribution to stabilizing the global economy.

However, this positive outlook may now be overshadowed by the latest
threat stemming from the panic caused by the news of the “2019-nCOV”
epidemic.

And its effect on the political situation in the world does not appear
to be too far-reaching for now. If we choose not to concern ourselves
with relatively “insignificant” matters, such as propaganda attacks
against China in light of the “new” threat emanating from it (whose
assessment, from Beijing’s perspective, is very biased, and does not
correspond to that of WHO ), and embarrassing comments fueled by racism
published by Western media outlets, we will realize that the main effect
of the start and spread of the epidemic has been the exacerbation of the
Taiwan Issue yet again.

With links:
https://journal-neo.org/2020/02/16/some-economic-and-political-factors-of-coronavirus-outbreak/

Also see: February 13, 2020
Coronavirus - Statistical Change Causes Confusion - New Case Count
Continues To Decline

The Chinese government has added a new category of infections to the
total number of COVID-19 cases. So far there were two published
categories. 'Suspected cases', which were people who may have come in
contact with the virus and showed flu symptoms, and 'confirmed cases' of
patients who fell ill and where the virus was found during tests.

Now people who show signs of pneumonia will be added to the confirmed
COVID-19 cases even when the tests do not find the nCov19 virus in their
body. The same criteria will retroactively apply to the number of dead.
People who died while showing signs of pneumonia are now counted as
COVID-19 casualties even when their virus tests were negative.

The new method only applies to Hubei Province which has by far the most
of all global cases. The move added the 13,332 cases to the total number
of cases. (To keep the trend numbers comparable the new addition is not
incorporated in the above graphic.)

The change was not well communicated and has caused some serious
confusion. Some sources seem to believe that this increases the number
of total cases while other sources say that it simply moves people from
the 'suspected cases' category into a new sub category that runs under
'confirmed cases'.

The motive for doing this is not clear. The case numbers will now
include everyone who show signs of pneumonia but does not test positive
for the nCoV19 virus. The new count will thereby include a lot of people
who simply have a common flu.
https://www.moonofalabama.org/2020/02/coronavirus-statistical-change-causes-confusion-while-the-new-case-count-continues-to-decline.html

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