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Risk of SARS-CoV-2 Transmissions
This latest publication in BMJ, published 25 August 2020, by the University of Oxford has attempted to qualify the risk of SARS-CoV-2 transmission from asymptomatic people in different settings. This guide shows how transmission risk may vary with setting, occupancy level, contact time, and face coverings. This graph is intended to be an initial quick
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Crash Course on Covd-19 Vaccines in Development
So, what’s the DL on Covid-19 Vaccines? Here’s a mini crash course for non-science folx. Given my education in clinical pharmacology and a fairly decent knowledge of cancer immunotherapies, I have been asked a lot of very good questions on the vaccines currently in development for Covid-19. There are so many vaccines currently in development,
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Re-Infection
Re-infection of Covid-19 — everything you need to know about this. Many of you may have read about the first documented case of re-infection. I thought I could expand on this today to help you understand this a bit better. 1- As I mentioned earlier in my Vaccine post, until now, there were no accurate
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Covid Alert App
The Covid Alert App is available in several provinces in Canada.With the recent explosion in cases, and the 50%+ community transmission, downloading the Covid Alert App is even more critical. This was a joint effort by several organizations who came together to make this happen, and went through several levels of iron clad privacy and
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What’s the Deal with HCQ? Updated.
What does the Data on HCQ say?  Updated: October 23, 2020 ????? ?? ? ??? ?? ????????? ?? ?????????????????? (???) ??? ??????? ?? ?????. Compounded with the new America’s Frontline Doctors group and the retracted Lancet study, I thought I could do an easy to understand review of the data so far, and why evidence
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