An unexpected link between Tuberculosis and Sars-Covid
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Neither of these reads is for the timid. Both are lengthy yet revealing of history and that which may have been overlooked. BCG vaccination may have an affect on herd immunity. BCG has been the historical vaccine for Tuberculosis. The graphics in the link below are the charted results from a Science Advances research article posted 5 Aug. 2020 The graphs show immunology by BCG and the relationship to cases and deaths of Corona-Sars 19. I did not know BCG therefore the second link as a historical background for those whom also may not. Subsequently, the second link is from March 2013 “efficacy remains controversial”.
https://advances.sciencemag.org/conte....
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
Tuberculosis (TB) is still responsible for 2 million deaths every year despite being a treatable airborne infectious disease. "Consumption" and "Phthisis" were terms historically used to describe TB, which was responsible for one in four deaths in the 19th century. Due to its infectious nature, chronic progression and long treatment, TB is a great burden for society. Moreover the emergence of multi-drug resistant TB and the current TB-HIV epidemic has raised even greater concern. Treating and preventing TB has become a permanent challange since the ancient times. Bacille Calmette-Guérin (BCG) is the only vaccine available today and has been used for more than 90 years with astonishing safety records. However, its efficacy remains controversial. No universal BCG vaccination policy exists, with some countries merely recommending its use and others that have implemented immunization programs. In this article we review several important milestones of BCG vaccine development from the discovery till today.
Neither of these reads is for the timid. Both are lengthy yet revealing of history and that which may have been overlooked. BCG vaccination may have an affect on herd immunity. BCG has been the historical vaccine for Tuberculosis. The graphics in the link below are the charted results from a Science Advances research article posted 5 Aug. 2020 The graphs show immunology by BCG and the relationship to cases and deaths of Corona-Sars 19. I did not know BCG therefore the second link as a historical background for those whom also may not. Subsequently, the second link is from March 2013 “efficacy remains controversial”.
https://advances.sciencemag.org/conte....
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
Tuberculosis (TB) is still responsible for 2 million deaths every year despite being a treatable airborne infectious disease. "Consumption" and "Phthisis" were terms historically used to describe TB, which was responsible for one in four deaths in the 19th century. Due to its infectious nature, chronic progression and long treatment, TB is a great burden for society. Moreover the emergence of multi-drug resistant TB and the current TB-HIV epidemic has raised even greater concern. Treating and preventing TB has become a permanent challange since the ancient times. Bacille Calmette-Guérin (BCG) is the only vaccine available today and has been used for more than 90 years with astonishing safety records. However, its efficacy remains controversial. No universal BCG vaccination policy exists, with some countries merely recommending its use and others that have implemented immunization programs. In this article we review several important milestones of BCG vaccine development from the discovery till today.
Then I contact a family member with a 30 year doctoral in blood pathology...a reasonable confirmation with qualifications ensued.
Similar situation with same family member regarding complexity of grain chromosomal structure and nutrition and obesity increase in US and other global cultures.
Her reaction on both occasions was of a surprised....Well I should have known that immediately. She had the info all along and had to be refreshed by my new exploration. I see this situation across many disciplines, expressly in my manufacturing fields. I see loss of awareness within specific disciplines as to the historical hierarchy of knowledge. The pursuit of the "new" overrides the full practicable integration of what has "worked" in past facsimile or actuality. This is a cultural thing driven by....too much change in too little time. Toeffler's Future Shock...is the best expression I can offer.
With these viral "particulates", if we try to filter to, say, .01 micron, we need a pump to force air through a filter just to breathe. I'll take risk of exposure and prophylactic prep any day.