A new study from China led by Dr. Cao Bin et al confirms what Dr. Peluso et al found earlier, as well as what the NIH director mentioned during her interview, about viral persistence.

doi.org/10.1016/S1473-… Dr. Peluso's study:

https://x.com/microbeminded2/status/1777669442203168945

Very interesting data from Denmark:

Their recent whooping cough outbreak was not caused by declined vaccination. 1/6 It's also unlikely to be an artefact of increased testing. 2/6

Was on a business trip, brought with me (as usual) a hand luggage full of gadgets.

Guess what's in this white canvas bag?

1/n A CR box🥳 2/n

Looks like folks here are not familiar with it?

Let me try to explain in layman language then.

The cloth is called "free-fit lip" by Koken, or "face seal" by other manufacturers, but they are basically the same.

They are air-proof. 1/n

https://twitter.com/PolitWare/status/1748808481304400373

The first benefit.

Let's say you are wearing a 3M aura. It fits quite well. Everything is good.

But you might notice it's a bit less breathable than its test result indicates. Why?

You can paint your face in red color and don your aura. It'll look like this. 2/n

Here's a recent video from Dr. Yunlong Cao.


TLDR:
- SA55 (nasal spray version) has ~80% effectiveness against symptomatic Omicron infection, with a price tag of ~$7 a week.
- Good safety profile as shown by 200K users.
- Now in phase-3 trial.
1/n bilibili.com/video/BV1294y1…
- SA55 (injectable mAB version) provides long protection (~180 days) for those immunocompromised unvaccinated participants.
- Already used as treatment for ~2000 immunocompromised elderly in December 2022 in Beijing against BF.7.14, and was very effective.
- Also in phase-3.
2/n