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00:04:05 We do need to be careful… because, regarding therapeutics, what we start to notice is that-the patients, when they start suffering from breathing, at the time they are admitted in the ICU, in reality, they already are almost virus-free. And often we are not even able to cultivate the virus. So, it is TOO LATE to treat people with antiviral drugs, it is too late. It is only when they have moderate forms, mild, starting to worsen, that they must be treated because this is when you can put the multiplying viruses under control. Whereas, once in the ICU...
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00:02:09 As for toxicity, here also people are becoming crazy. I see the FDA, in the USA, that is, to say the least, a regulator that is extremely tough, approving the treatment for New-Yorkers with hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin... To put things into perspective, azithromycin, there was a study done not in France, but in the USA: every single year, one patient out of 8 do take azithromycin. So I do not know if you realize how frequent that is... Regarding Chloroquine, more than a BILLION of people have taken chloroquine. So, you see, when looking at toxicity of things...
00:04:46. how do you manage to save the life of someone who is over 80, and intubated, that is breathing artificially, who is going to be staying in the ICU for a month. It is extremely difficult. So my plea is that we start to treat people before that, and there are signs that makes you think that you may be sick when you are not able to smell odors, what we call anosmia, when you cannot fell the taste of salt what we call ageusia, those are often associated to this new disease. Those are probably the one in need to be tested in priority
00:05:28 So you see, this is the number of deaths that we have by week, in the hospital you see 3 years of data You see that whereas we usually have a peak in Jan Feb March, here and here, now we do not have it. We have seen a peak in December, before the Covid, but here we have rather less deaths than usual. So, it is not very worrying. And when we analyze from what have died the people that died we look at this every week from what they died and for the first time, we see clearly that 2 individuals had a coronavirus, who died, from the Chinese coronavirus but we also see 2 individuals who died with a coronavirus NL63 [inaudible] for now, we as seen as many deaths from the other coronaviruses than this one and there was 1 dead with a meta-pneumovirus. So, if you consider the last months, the last 4 months of the current year, compared to the 4 months of last year to assess the respiratory infections of viral origin for now they are less this year around 2 times less than what we saw last year. So maybe... the future is unpredictable, we will see, because there is currently less flu and many syncytial respiratory viruses that have circulated, we will see what will happen, what the data will show the practical data, but for now the few deaths we have are quite old people as show by all those who took a look at mortality and the mortality rate due to viral respiratory infections is not significatively higher. As for us, looking at our own data, we have 1300 cases that have been diagnosed, and 5 deaths meaning that we are currently at 0.4% of mortality which is usual for viral respiratory infections. So this is a learning. This is a disease that is spreading, with the same level of mortality than any other respiratory viral infections.
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Prof. Didier Raoult heads the Méditerranée-Infection Institute:
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