Coronavirus, Most promising treatment so far

Well, probably. Synairgen's SNG001, Interferon beta
£21.29 per injection
www.pharmatimes.com/news/synai...
Interferon beta
Naturally occurring antiviral protein
Cytokine
Interfere with viral replication
Induce fever and muscle pains (along with other cytokines)
Activate immune cells, natural killer cells and macrophages
Reduces protein synthesis in adjacent cells
Activates an enzyme to destroy RNA, further reducing protein synthesis
Stimulates many other interferon-stimulated genes
Stimulates infected cells into apoptosis
Key component of human immune defence against viral infection
www.sciencemediacentre.org/ex...
Phase 2 study
Inhaled interferon beta
Gives high local concentrations
Placebo controlled
n = 101 hospitalised patients
All patients tested positive for SARS-CoV-2
9 UK hospitals
Diabetics
Treatment group = 9
Placebo group = 3
Cardiovascular disease
Treatment group = 5
Placebo group = 8
Now recruiting patients ill with COVID-19 in the community
Results
79% reduction in risk of developing severe disease
Requiring ventilation or resulting in death
During the treatment period
Day one to day 16
This difference was also noted to day 28
Patients who received SNG001 were more than twice as likely to recover
Defined as ‘no limitation of activities’ or ‘no clinical or virological evidence of infection’
Measure of breathlessness, markedly reduced
In patients with more severe disease at time of admission
SNG001 increased the likelihood of hospital discharge during the study
Six days versus nine days for those receiving placebo (not significant difference)
More than twice as likely to have recovered by the end of the treatment period (strong
trend)
Safety
6% died after being randomised to placebo
No deaths in the SNG001 group
Professor Tom Wilkinson
Professor of Respiratory Medicine, University of Southampton
Trial chief investigator
Huge potential
To be able to restore the lung’s immune response
Enhancing protection
Accelerating recovery
Countering the impact of SARS-CoV-2 virus
Professor Stephen Holgate
Medical Research Council
Clinical Professor of Immunopharmacology at the University of Southampton
Restores the lung’s ability to neutralise the virus
or any mutation of the virus
or co-infection with another respiratory virus such as influenza
Relationship with dexamethasone and remdesivir
Study did not include patients requiring ventilatory support

[@JoeDelaneyy]

I watch it all but still massively appreciate the bottom line summary given at the beginning of the video.

[@alistairrogers5007]

Proper sound lad appreciates medical science

[@PeachyNanaUK]

Me too, right to the end but like the summary.

[@ZeeWolfOfEazter]

Joey D in the building

[@justmary_]

Same here, loved it!

[@COIcultist]

Likewise. Doe's anyone know or can they explain this video being released then disappearing as a private video about 16hrs ago?

[@nightknight7208]

I really appreciate John's "bottom line" summaries at the beginning of the videos. I don't always have time to watch the full video, though I am interested. Thank you, Dr. John.

[@charlesmayer497]

Night Knight When Dr John stands in front of a light source and turns sideways, you get his bottom line even clearer.

[@kristiblankenship5573]

Same. It helps me understand throughout it also.

[@jbullionaire2749]

Abstracts are important!

[@blooberrybaggens]

I do love and appreciate everything you do, but I worry about you too! Hope you're feeling well and are giving yourself time to rest while you're keeping us all so informed. Thank you for doing what you do

[@lizisasleep]

I appreciate this information. I admire your ability to keep talking directly and informatively about this, despite the type of nuttery it inevitably attracts just to mention this topic on KZbin.

[@sroberts605]

Absolutely!!

[@danielpavlin]

Doctor, You're the best!

[@rileyboy66]

21.29 per injection... So I can expect to pay $7,800 in the US after appropriate insurance payment markup? lol

[@muurrarium9460]

since they market a 75 cents bag of saline at 750 dollars... you would be looking at 21290,-- dollar per shot :P

[@melodyebuskin5490]

m mau if you lived in the UK it would be free. I lived there for 20 years and never paid a doctor or hospital bill. I wish we had socialized medicine here in the US. The population would benefit greatly but Americans think socialism is a precursor to communism. If that’s the case, then what’s social security or Medicare? People here really have no idea what they’re talking about.

[@denisebilby4947]

m mau give me HCQ it is cheaper and faster! This Rockefeller Medicine and Big Pharma SCAM really SUCKS. Fauci and BIRX and redfield all have conflicts of interest. GP120.... Remdesovir.

[@enlightenme412]

Thank you for alerting us all to this interesting, positive and promising news.

[@waynedeadder664]

Greetings from Canada. Thanks so very much for these incredibly informative updates. Wear a mask!!!

[@waynedeadder664]

David Liptrot ??

[@emb74]

Wayne Deadder He’s posting “77th Brigade” on a ton of comments. Don’t know what that means.

[@scousebusters1989]

The share price of Synairgen shot up 300% over the last 72 hours. The stock market knows this is a major therapeutic breakthrough that can be taken before the disease gets life-threatening. Just add Dr Campbell's clear enthusiasm for this treatment and we have in the UK a treatment that could save many lives this winter.

[@Bareego]

yay for medical science !

[@paulg8730]

Let's just hope the UK government response times are better than they have been so far.

[@kungfreddie]

Then u can be damn sure the price won't be £21 per injection.

[@brendanmarsh4523]

I often watch these videos when I have 5 mins free, so I really appreciate the "here's the bottom line in case you can't watch the whole video" approach.

[@RGBEAT]

Fingers crossed that this continues to perform well in trials and turns out to be a massive life saver and world changer!

[@thedarkdragon1437]

There will definetly be something that they will deem "too dangerous" because of how cheap it is. *paranoid*

[@alinkakabaeva]

It's a dna modification. Doesn't bother you at all? This is where some who produced this virus are taking us to. "RNA" virus to be fought with dna modified drugs, to have dna-modified humans.

[@RGBEAT]

Detox Pill Eh? Beta Interferon is made naturally in the human body as part of our immune response. It can be synthesised by harnessing yeast or E. coli cells to grow it from human cells. You can be scared of that process if you like but that’s been going on for tens of years in medicine and we’re only getting better at this kind of thing. Bio medicine. It’s the future of medicine. Like bioengineering. It’s not modifying DNA. It’s just harnessing and working with nature and biology. Like what do you think chemistry is?

[@alinkakabaeva]

@@RGBEAT synthetic biology is not as harmless as you present it. I've read regenesis, genetic wars and at the speed of light so thank you, I have my own understanding of what they call "engineering". And I don't find it harmless.

[@cziffra-eg9st]

@@alinkakabaeva how is recombinant DNA harmful in any way ?

[@oldtrekker]

God Bless the medical professionals trying to save us all.

[@lisadefries6718]

Is that a Star Trek badge? What we need is Doctor Who then we could get in the tardis get a gold standard vaccine for Covid19 in bulk and start inoculating the planet tomorrow. ........ failing that these new repurposed drugs look promising 😀

[@FM-kl3iu]

Beam me up Scotty. Earth is doomed.

[@findthefacts8900]

@@lisadefries6718 Bill Gates will beat you to it, if he isn't jailed for crimes against humanity first.

[@drummerlovesbookworm9738]

I would’ve said that previously. Now, I have lost my trust in everything. It could be all about money or control. They could be Russians or Chinese or a couple dozen other groups who want to harm Americans. I don’t trust ANY pharmaceutical companies...they’ve been screwing us for decades. There COULD be nanobots or something in these medications that has horrid affects down the road. We can’t trust WHO or CDC or FBI or CIA. Nothing, and I mean NOTHING would make me take a vaccine that has been rushed through inventing and ‘testing.’

[@lisadefries6718]

F M me too😂😂😂😂

[@avv2795]

It’s always encouraging to hear the amount of research going on, the number of findings as science learns about this virus, and very encouraging when you hear about a potential treatment!

[@fredforsythe8310]

Won't stay at £21 for long. ----Shortage ----competition---price hike---Through the roof and bigger and better yachts

[@ralph95]

We need results. They will carry on with this research simply for the money!!

[@Shelmerdine745]

Clinicaltrials.gov

[@Shelmerdine745]

Alexander Van Burk Just pointing the OP to more studies, why?

[@jenjen3291]

@@ralph95 many companies want a piece of the covid pie.

[@mushypeasplease8872]

Came to learn about a new treatment for covid 19 came away with the knowledge that we have 'handplates' before we're born but some of the cells commit suicide to allow us to have functioning fingers. Love it .

[@monanemani742]

Apoptosis is a well known mechanism for a lot of biological processes

[@mushypeasplease8872]

@Andrew Ongais - totally agree. I'd definitely benefit. I've seen 1 or 2 of Dr Campbell's non covid 19 videos. I'll look some other teaching channels up too. 👍

[@alancarre7590]

That's what I was thinking! This is high quality content

[@MrTwotimess]

I excitedly told my wife about it and was met with a 'Duh!' stare. "I am a nurse, you know..." she said. Oopsy...

[@MrTwotimess]

@Andrew Ongais Lol, she usually is quite patient with me.

[@lyndanixon4824]

Thank goodness for you....all these months i've followed you and am learning so much...

[@steveb4407]

Scallywag, there's a word I haven't heard in a few decades!

[@midnightteapot5633]

Lord Mountbatten called Princess Anne one, that's the last time I heard it used.

[@007nadineL]

Jfc

[@joywalsh6012]

I used to call my kids scallywags when they were mischievous! Great word!😁

[@mtryan6713]

Reminds me of my gran!

[@joywalsh6012]

@basil fawlty There could be an Irish origin, I'm from Dublin!

[@andrewtinkler491]

Excellent presentation.................many thanks

[@Bareego]

5 people owning Remdesivir shares disliked this video

[@lisadefries6718]

😂

[@bakermiaz]

£21.29 per injection, this will never take off. I just know there will be "something wrong" about it soon. How will they make money from that?

[@musicnut1966]

3 CCP members, Tedros, and his buddy Fauci...

[@craigsparks1442]

well no, this guy is just regurgitating the exact same lies and filth the mainstream media are... instead of just coming out with the truth for the sake of ranking his videos higher. On KZbin whether you like or dislike a video it has the same effect on the ranking algorithm, thumbs down still counts in your favour.

[@mattwilliamson6628]

@@craigsparks1442 he's a well respected retired doctor with expertise in this field. What qualifies you to say that exactly?

[@freebirdh604]

Dr C, it was so nice to see you somewhat lighter, mood wise. 🤗☮️ and thank you for the good news and explanation. Excellent

[@SWhitehead]

79% reduction! Holy moly!

[@samoak123]

ikr that's HCQ+Zinc levels of effectiveness!

[@oldtrekker]

@@samoak123 HCQ+Zinc is in political limbo, I doubt we will ever see it.

[@jimjones8268]

@Alexander Van Burk rolling on tens is on the evil hcq it made him go bat chit crazy Uganda has has zero deaths from covid. they use the evil drug HCQ

[@jimjones8268]

@Rolling On Tens. Here you go you anti life saving troll www.ijidonline.com/article/S1201-9712(20)30534-8/fulltext

[@jimjones8268]

@Rolling On Tens. The study was published today in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases, the peer-reviewed, open-access online publication

[@danisantos3088]

I’ve been watching your channel for months. Thank you for sharing timely information. I’m very excited about Interferon beta. Considering the benefit from it, the price for it doesn’t seem so prohibitive to me.

[@lilojosefina7389]

I was talking to a pair of Cuban doctors helping here in UAE with the coronavirus patients. They said that in Cuba they have been using interferon for a while. They use it when people start having symptoms and they patients do pretty well. They said that this is one of the reasons why Cuba has a very low deaths.

[@fabienneroure9995]

The medical system in Cuba is very good with excellent doctors! I'm not surprised they're doing so well and very happy for them! Stay safe!

[@bobvanwagner6099]

@@fabienneroure9995 No the medical system in Cuba is horrible, but it has some heroes and geniuses too. So a few great things have come out of it.

[@lisadefries6718]

They have brilliant doctors in Cuba I have heard. They export their doctors all over world 😊 I think beta interferon sounds very promising information it’s good to know trials or repurposing this drug going well. I’m sure some doctors have tried many treatments to attempt to save their patients. Take care

[@lisadefries6718]

Bob Van Wagner in what way is it horrible? I have only heard and read good information regarding Cuban doctors. They have a very high level of literacy in Cuba and per capita generally a high academic profile. Almost a 100 % literacy and numeracy 😊

[@bobvanwagner6099]

@@lisadefries6718 I used to subscribe, for about three years, up until late last year, to a couple Cuban newspapers, in Spanish. I enjoy the many tales of the ability of Cubans to improvise in the face of truly grinding poverty. And in those, some of the tales of some interesting medical treatments, iirc, in a cancer therapy. And I also have enjoyed some KZbin videos of travelers to Cuba. But the stories and photos of medical centers, and stories of their closings became too much. Too sad. I unsubscribed. That is the basis of my remark about Cuban healthcare.

[@DawnMarieMcMillan]

I have tremendous admiration for your teaching methodology. You are so likeable and have a great gift for emphasizing the right words and concepts to help us understand which ideas are essential. I also love the way you pause mid-sentence when sharing importance concepts...to give us time to mentally digest the import. Brilliant teacher, educator, leader and human. Gratitude that you are diligently doing all the hard work researching and sharing this essential information and are truly saving lives every day, all over our big world. There are no words to fully express my gratitude.

[@cillaloves2fish688]

I agree... You are very good with words!

[@xxCrimsonSpiritxx]

This is huge! This is not only a covid19 treatment! We might actually have a proper treatment for the regular flu as well!

[@gamesstationuk9913]

Yes my friend This is huge , I like your positivity

[@yanabo7220]

I thought the flu virus doesn't mess up natural interferons?

[@supreme1572]

Wrong. This is only a treatment for COVID19 because it messes up normal interferon production which the flu doesn't do. Giving interferon on a healthy person with flu would give them a cytokine storm.

[@CMoore8539]

@Antea Stassi That’s very interesting. Thank you for sharing!!

[@lisadefries6718]

I’m happy with my flu vaccination. My asthma kicks in when I get flu hence my doctor insists I get vac. Previously almost every year I would get flu but by 5th or 6th day I would feel very ill. Eventually I would drag myself to surgery when I felt a little better to be told I needed dexamethasone and antibiotics. ....brilliant news about drugs being repurposed with positive results in trials. 😊

[@sanky2738]

Following from Edmonton AB Canada. Thanks for your Updates Dr. Campbell. I'm one of your biggest fans

[@Noelbluesky]

Alpha Interferon and Ribavarin combination almost killed me for treatment against Hep C. It caused lifelong health problems such as COPD, Thyroid disease, Cataracts on both of my eyes, and I lost most of my teeth in the 6 months of 'therapy' for me. AND it didn't work. I had mild disease before the treatment, after, my liver went belly up. Hopefully this beta interferon is different. I do so appreciate you tutorials.

[@dantealexander9863]

The therapy for this is way shorter I would think than what you had.

[@kungfreddie]

Was it a long time ago? The latest treatment against hep c is short and usually has no side effects.. but i know that 10-15 yrs ago they used the 6 month interferon treatment and many got sick as hell.

[@RussCR5187]

Yours is an excellent (but sad) testimonial as to why you don't want to get Covid-19 this early in the pandemic, while therapies are still under development. It's worth being extra careful right now, as I'm sure you'll agree.

[@Gymnastics-er3kx]

kungfreddie, yes the new three month treatment available for hep C is fantastic, easy no hospitalisation needed, it has a high success rate we have come a long way since the interferon only days.

[@marthareis5873]

That sounds devastating. Wishing you well.

[@annlvselvis972]

Scalliwag is one term for it !!:)) Thanks for the physiology found your explanation of interferons interesting.

[@nieema0]

Glad you give the summary, I stay for the knowledge all the way through. I just love the learning I get when I watch you make me smarter.

[@dani4772]

Great information everything you have said so far has been correct. World governments are to far behind with research but you sir are amazing.

[@thankmelater1254]

I guess you don't remember the people telling the world way back when the genetic info was first published, that it is SARS gain of function experiment with HIV insertion like they admittedly or rather proudly experimented with and published in papers, in order, they said, to create a pathogen much more problematic, so that they could then learn how to solve such a great problem as they were busy creating if it ever by chance happened like they made it happen by purpose.

[@byrnemeister2008]

Thank Me Later No I don’t remember anyone saying that except in crazy KZbin comments.

[@thankmelater1254]

@@byrnemeister2008 You do remember that it was being said in comments, so it's easy to then accept that those crazies heard it on youtube videos. Right? That makes sense.They were hearing it and repeating it like I just did. Makes sense to say there were people saying that.

[@thankmelater1254]

@@byrnemeister2008 ..and, of course, it also makes sense to acknowledge that Gain Of Function experiments with SARS were done, attempting to make new pathogens that could infect humans. There are published research papers on it.

[@byrnemeister2008]

Thank Me Later KZbin videos are worthless unless supported by references. As Dr Campbell’s are. KZbin comments are generally made up by the commenter and have no informational value.

[@hollyhocks7360]

Very encouraging news as was Dexamethazone. We are going to need all the help we need to manage the autumn spike we are expecting.

[@emb74]

Love that you give us a bottom line summary. I often don’t have time to watch it right away but want to know what the news is. Then I can go back and watch the whole thing later to get me through my elliptical trainer exercise!!

[@damianowens5066]

Brilliant news we hope? I read about this the other day and was hoping John would do a video about it, so thanks John for explaining it to us it sounds very promising! 😉🤞👍

[@maximilianUTU]

Dr. Campbell can explain very, very well !! He should teach. Million thanks !

[@maximilianUTU]

@@justine7083 Lucky the students are !

[@maximilianUTU]

@@justine7083 He also has a gift for us: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3fbc5ivmLaIp7c

[@mattwilliamson6628]

Very excited about SNG001 and very proud that this country is leading the way!

[@Jennygeee]

Matt Williamson again 😊 The UK is definitely a forerunner in research and positive results regarding COVID19. For once I am proud ❤️

[@beersmurff]

Mostly because each country highlights its own research mostly. Take Denmark or Germany and they have the same results from different trials with similar or different medicine. UK is doing a lot. Dont get me wrong, but so are others. Cant really claim UK is a forerunner.

[@Jennygeee]

Karakoth well America has heard of our results and I’m not sure they’ve heard of other countries results, at least my friends over there haven’t. I haven’t seen or heard anything either, but of course I am aware that other countries are also working tirelessly to get treatments/vaccines.

[@kathyschin2425]

@@beersmurff Yes you can because Great Britain are experts at this kind of thing.

[@beersmurff]

@@kathyschin2425 So what treatments and vaccines did they develop? They havent even come up with a vaccine for SARS nor did they come up with the best treatment. A trial of 129 with positive results have been done on similar scale in many countries. Denmark for one has had several positive trials of treatments and are already implementing them for Phase 3 tests. I agree they are experts, but so are others. Hardly makes them forerunners.

[@globalaide49]

John , for those of as providers who have jumped head long into this event from day #1 you are a God sent part of mix to fix! Thanks so much for all that you do! G

[@rebeccarodriguez2581]

Dr. Campbell, You explain all of this so well. Thank you!

[@CrypTales007]

I think is the first time in this pandemic when I hear so many names of medical researchers addressing drug efficacy. It must be a good sign. Thank you for much hoped and appreciated update.

[@dawndouglas9315]

That's two days on the trot weve had good news😁let's hope this soon gets into hospitals to be used to save peoples lives. Thanks Dr Campbell very good news and really good explanation of this 😊😉😚💐xxxxxxxx

[@ronnie-being-ronnie]

“...on the trot...” Gosh I love British English! 😁🙋🏻‍♀️

[@deepquake9]

Dr. John, this very well may be the best video yet!! Thank you again and god bless.

[@justmary_]

What a great video! I am sharing this on FB. We all need a little hope, and this has made my day. Greetings from Florida, and thank you, Dr. John! 💞

[@tonyyee218]

i am as hooked to your dailies like I was to 'Coronation Street' in those good old days..

[@freebirdh604]

Ooooh much better than Corrie! ☮️

[@alishanty]

Who needs soap operas in 2020! 🤪

[@sloooog]

Superb, accurate concise description from an impartial intellectual guy. Just shows what Synairgen have here. It’s been 15 odd years in development, so fully safe and tested. It benefits against all potential viruses, not only COVID-19. This is a tremendous breakthrough. Congratulations to Richard Marsden and all the team at Synairgen.

[@dianemainiero6760]

Brilliant vid I was gripped all the way through many thanks DR for vid

[@loopbraider]

Wow, 2 recent hopeful updates, thank you Dr. Campbell!!! This one together with the data on likelihood of long-lasting immunity! My husband and I watch all your updates, so appreciate all your work on them, and your compassion and forthrightness.

[@infinityy9964]

Dear Dr Cambell , great news , fantastic, excellent news.

[@stefanjovic5982]

Asked about interferon here probably around late February and people commented how I am anxious and already infected, sick etc... Glad this works. Thank you doctor for the great work you are doing. Hope a larger trial on interferon gets going.

[@bojiguy2005]

You are such a good man for continuing to help the World through this crisis. Thank you for sharing all the info since the beginning.

[@oldmordim]

One of your best and detailed videos yet Sir! thankyou! cheered me up

[@LizaNaude]

Thank you!

[@paultraynorbsc627]

Much appreciated Dr Campbell 🌞 🌞 Enjoy the Allotment today too

[@snowshimmer78]

I honestly love you, Dr. Campbell!!! The summary in the beginning of the promising news was so nice! Still watch the video though!

[@lignumvitae627]

Waited all day for your video. 🙏.

[@ericsurf6]

Best Ending for a video ever!

[@AsellusPrimus]

Of course we hope that a vaccine will be available within the coming year, but I also hope that by time the vaccine comes out we already have many treatment options like this to stop COVID complications and bring patients back from the brink in serious cases. It would be nice if a helpful drug, which was inexpensive and had minimal side effects, could be prescribed straight away to anyone who tested positive to reduce the number of patients who ever end up in hospital or experiencing long-term recovery.

[@mariavaroukas4933]

Will always watch your whole videos. Always ! Look forward to the videos. Thank you for your time in making and preparing the videos.

[@Campbellteaching]

I appreciate that!

[@thomasjames8128]

Absolutely love this man! clear concise and very simple to understand by anyone with zero anatomical, physiological or medical knowledge. Thank you so much Doc for your daily educational and amazingly informative videos... Stay Blessed!

[@SubjectiveFunny]

We needed this news, a great time indeed. Only wish I had bought their shares before this news dropped, people made a lovely profit from this company! Im sure its gonna go sky high if it works in a large trial too!!

[@kathyshouffler2632]

Covid 19 could have been accidentally released from gain of function virus experiments in a lab. Who funds such crazy dangerous research.?

[@muurrarium9460]

@@kathyshouffler2632 Every bloody country in the world, unfortunately. There are sooo many incidents each year your hear nothing about (because it never spreads past the immediate surroundings in an obvious way). And not just virus, bacteria as well. Some will claim it is for beneficial purposes only, but warfare has always been the other big(ger) option.

[@kristine6996]

A new day with good news 💌

[@hawkeye-vv4kb]

How on earth can 30+ people vote this wonderful video down?

[@ronbuck9791]

Best video yet! Good news all around! Thank you Sir!

[@jaktag]

That was so interesting.I have MS and knew that beta interferon is used for it.It sounds very promising!!

[@basheerahmed9018]

this is a promising one to be honest I do wish phase 3 went as smooth as phase 2❤️

[@lisadefries6718]

Let’s hope phase 3 goes better 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@sherrys.7802]

Thank you so very much for your straight reporting of the facts and in a way the masses can comprehend. Information is a powerful tool, appreciate these updates! Have a great day.

[@vovi547]

This is the most encouraging video I've watched in ages!

[@joywalsh6012]

Sounds very promising indeed!

[@sketcharmslong6289]

I call my mum The Interferon

[@samoak123]

by extension of that logic, you must be COVID

[@incorectulpolitic]

The Karen-a-virus is creating the Karen-Pocalypse and ushering in a Karen World Order.

[@carletouk]

😱

[@sawtoothiandi]

@@samoak123 the Covid-Kid

[@BRUtahn]

Finally, some really good news. I wish you the absolute best Dr. Campbell; i immensely appreciate all your efforts to keep the public informed.

[@jayeetagupta8547]

Thankyou Doctor for your latest update.This is the best news in a long long time. God bless you and take care.

[@ToniCherub]

Very interesting 🧐 my son was in Southampton icu and his lungs were deceased & I was turning his machines off as we all agreed back in 1999 they gave my son at Southampton a drug which was not on the shelf so unlicensed and this drug Southampton put this drug threw IV and honestly the next day my son was weened from all machines ! This is how Southampton and Prof Warner & Mike Marsh who all saved my sons life and this drug is used today. Love how you put things & thank you for all your information always 😊

[@MostCommentsAreFake-ud8by]

The Interferon-Beta injection used to treat MS is still about $1000 per month in the UK.

[@sroberts605]

$ in the UK?

[@plmengineer9238]

The energy and positive messages in this lecture, on in the background, have helped me solve a work issue. Thankyou 👍

[@sandrapicchi448]

Doctor, you are the best! Thanks for explaining so that one without a medical background can understand and benefit. a great learning experience!

[@GarryBurgess]

I love this video, almost as much as I loved the video about the Nature paper showing more long lasting immunity from T cells.

[@MrMikeydrum]

the real price is what you say, once it gets on a boat to the usa, meets a few lawyers, the fda and accountants and magically its now $5k

[@VagoniusThicket]

Dirt Gambit Also the big pharma companies will add 900% to the cost ! Like Insulin and epinephrine shots ! Then they claim the cost is due to RandD ! Both drugs around for more than 60 years , so that is BS ! Greedy pirates at best !

[@georgepetroff867]

I appreciate your summary at the beginning of the video.

[@mowsamakeourworldsafeagain7259]

A very well described video worth watching to the very end! I'll be sharing this with our worldwide members! Thank you!

[@christinehays2890]

Hello from Indiana 🙋❤️u

[@roberturquhart4491]

Get a life

[@freebirdh604]

👋👋☮️

[@Maria-jp6eo]

Excellent report. Thank you for informing us of this good news. It should go viral.

[@clairerobinson7658]

Thank you rom Florida. We need all the help and and optimization we can get

[@TST1234]

Thank you, Dr John.

[@themajesticmagnificent8561]

I’ve got a really good feeling about this new treatment.I know a good feeling isn’t scientific,but I’m still gonna hope.!.We need some good drugs against Covid and for winter

[@ishanbhatvlogs]

This was really an eye opening stuff. It is amazing how science has progressed over the time and so much is being done in this area to find a cure/treatment for Covid-19.

[@lisadefries6718]

Necessity so they say is the mother of invention 😀

[@kathrynrasmussen4763]

Thank you so much for all the well-informed and easily digestible content.

[@pglass4]

I have learned so many fascinating things watching your videos. Thank you. 👏

[@jlwallacejr76]

Scallywag: a person who behaves badly but in an amusingly mischievous rather than harmful way; a rascal. Sinister indeed...

[@johnpotter4750]

Nice word, old school, known some of these, usually a "Stand Back in Amazement"

[@wileyschmitt]

I still think the plasma treatments are the best, as well as the most promising, and we will see them figure out how increase the effectiveness by making the most potent plasma with all the most important constituents in it, plus getting more treatments regularly following recovery.

[@2piecesofwood1pieceofrope]

wiley schmitt Well, here in the USA we are going to have tons of convalescent plasma from all these young folks getting sick.

[@BlakeSuperior_Beats]

@@2piecesofwood1pieceofrope Glass half full!

[@mmanda515]

Hear hear! So very well said. Thank you for sharing your time & knowledge w/ us. Stay safe & be well.

[@valoriecarson1476]

Thank you for your intelligence and sharing with the rest of the world. Canada.

[@ukeyaoitrash2618]

Even shorter bottom line: H A L L E J U H A H

[@vanwong6768]

Most uplifting video so far. Really good news for the world.

[@johnslater9973]

Hello John, brilliant news, excellent presentation. Many thanks Regards John

[@suewright1299]

An extremely informative video, giving us all some hope for light at the end of the tunnel, fantastic! So very many thanks Dr John

[@tayebattle6894]

Doc is doing such an amazing job in putting it in layman’s terms and being open minded to all possible treatments unlike some who only focus on a vaccine.

[@freebirdh604]

🤗☮️

[@emb74]

I’ve often thought about the dilemma of which to work on -prevention or treatment. I guess it has to be both.

[@tayebattle6894]

Nelle Belle I had COVID19 already I’m sure all healthcare workers will catch it.

[@lisadefries6718]

Treatments are brilliant news but I believe they work in synergy with a potential gold standard vaccine. Take care 😊

[@lisadefries6718]

Taye Battle glad you recovered but there are people out there that may not recover or may get very unwell so treatments brilliant and vaccine better in as much as it gives herd immunity without the potential death toll or illnesses.

[@Torquilina]

Should this medication not be used as early in the infection as possible as possible? George

[@writeintent3936]

@David Liptrot how do you know?

[@renmarkable7905]

@@kyle6569 try 10 years

[@emb74]

Write Intent I wonder about David since he keeps pushing Trumps drug on several comments.

[@writeintent3936]

@@emb74 i hv noticed that too.

[@emb74]

Write Intent He also responds to many comments with “77th Brigade.” No idea what that means.

[@terencehawkes3933]

Thank you for this very promising information. For your efforts at providing correct and timely information you deserve a Knighthood. ,

[@123456wasp]

Thank you. 🇨🇦😷👍

[@anthonydeacon881]

Marvelous things, yeasts! Alcohol, beta interferons, Marmite! What's not to like? 😉

[@mflynn2009]

I think it was Richard Feynman he said “Nature is more then we could ever imagine” in my humble opinion viruses are simply amazing. Are they chemicals or life??

[@Campbellteaching]

The great Richard Feynman, what a guy

[@annmurphy3686]

Life

[@CrypTales007]

I think life is chemistry. We are all like a virus, smart and awesome.

[@monanemani742]

Well, I don't remember who, but some virologist said, they are biochemicals until they infect a cell.

[@timower5850]

It's a bit of biological programming code, unable to reproduce on its own; therefore, I would think not life.

[@thinkitthrough8555]

Great news. I love how Dr. Campbell never beats around the bush and teases the lead. Great communicator!

[@jamesandrews1130]

We had a case yesterday in Newfoundland and labrador. Worker returned home and quarantined. Seamed to be less fear and anger than last case. BEAUTIFUL day going for long bike ride.