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Thanks for the info and tracking that down, Victor. I had heard it was new (apparently erroneously).
The great thing not to lose sight of is that, despite all the buzz about hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin (and sometimes zinc sulfate too), America and the world are doing a "shotgun blast" approach to this, trying not just one "bullet" but many, greatly increasing the chances that one or several will be a full cure or a serious symptom-reducer and mortality-reducer.
We're also shotgunning production of ventilators and PPE, many many companies churning out huge numbers of them, with more coming every day.
Parallel processing, baby. Just like in computing, it can work miracles of speed-to-results that "one at a time" serial methods can't touch.
There's a big pile of reasons to be hopeful and optimstic. Stay positive, fellas.
RIP Deputy Young and everyone else who's no longer with us. Let's think of them all when we can finally give the middle finger to this virus and beat it for good.
Silver lining in the dark cloud is that the world will be far better prepared for the next one, although I hope it's after I'm dead of old age. Probably won't be, but I can hope.
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