Auteur/autrice : unpeudairfrais

Source : CEBM – The Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine develops, promotes and disseminates better evidence for healthcare. August 5, 2020 Tom Jefferson, Carl Heneghan, Elizabeth Spencer, Jon Brassey PCR detection of viruses is helpful so long as its accuracy can be understood: it offers the capacity to detect RNA in minute quantities, but whether that RNA represents infectious virus may […]

Article de France Inter du 7 Avril 2020 Où sont passés les accidents vasculaires cérébraux ? Les neurologues s’interrogent. Depuis l’épidémie de Covid, les cas, pourtant nombreux en temps normal, sont devenus rares. Et il en va de même pour les infarctus. Des accidents vasculaires cérébraux, il s’en produit, en temps normal, quelque 12 000 par an, un AVC toutes les […]

Article du Spiegel du 12 mars 2010 Fukuda and Cox had once worked together to fight the Asian bird flu. Both scientists remembered all too well how the aggressive killer surfaced in Hong Kong. A third of those infected with the virus died. To this day, Fukuda retains the fear that a similar pathogen could permanently make the jump to […]

By the Children’s Health Defense Team   To date, the FDA has only approved a single therapeutic (Remdesivir) specifically for Covid-19—and that drug is, according to many, of questionable benefit. In situations where approved therapeutic options are lacking, health care providers typically draw on their knowledge of comparable ailments, their problem-solving skills and their prior experience using solidly vetted therapies […]