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I am recovering from my second bout of COVID-19 today. My first was eight months ago. The Delta variant was more vicious of the two. However, if this is the worst that can happen every eight to twelve months, then … Continue reading
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I will be speaking this week on the causes of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and our options. An option is a big word when discussing health. From a medical perspective, options are only those approved drugs identified for a specific disease. … Continue reading
Since the pandemic, many companies around the world have been developing treatments to fight the SARS-CoV-2 virus. A year ago, over 130 potential drugs were being evaluated in over one thousand clinical trials. Antivirals, immune modulators, and many more can … Continue reading
Lupus is an autoimmune disease without a current cure. Some lifestyle changes moderate the disease – diet and sun protection. A medical diagnosis along with laboratory testing can confirm the condition. Lupus can last a lifetime. Almost two-thirds of Americans … Continue reading
Imagine surviving the pandemic virus and then asked to be reinfected a second time so that scientists can study your symptoms. It is happening. We know of a few, very few, people who became infected a second time by accident. … Continue reading
We know companies around the world are researching, developing, and testing vaccines for COVID-19. We also know that there are several anti-viral medicines that might be effective to treat this virus. Testing is being done on both vaccines and antiviral … Continue reading