Let's put that in context: Nearly 3 million people die in the US each and every year, and nearly 60 million die every year world-wide.
Yet another RNA polymerase inhibitor like Remdesivir or Favipiravir? And no doubt patented?
That's because the body uses it up when fighting an infection. Most mammals simply make more as needed, but humans have a genetic 'defect' that prevents their bodies from making the vitamin C at all, so the only way for people to get (and fix the depletion when ill) is to take supplements (or in extreme cases, for it to be administered intravenously).
Would that constitute an FOD?
Regards HMC
lot's of "fake press" said:
Note how he puts that sentence together to to make it sound like most people are still at risk of dying from this thing. I can't view this as anything but deliberately misleading. Look at the stats, i.e. who has actually died. The only people who have a statistically significant risk of dying are the very old, and even in that demographic, the ones dying are mostly those who have known underlying conditions.
