Arosam's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Arosam's Profile › Arosam's Posts
We hear |
We hear |
Pls anybody know how to change IMEI on itel it1500 grand |
emeka94:You first me ask |
Actually Disease works base on the Imunne status of the host. The thing is, you don't have to wait for disease to attack before you start re-enforcing the immune system, Vitamins is the key |
Soon there will be no more Sadstick! Lol |
armadeo: The eye doctor is the ophthalmologist. The optometrist is trained to give glasses.The term eye doctor may refer to any of the following: ophthalmologist optometrist http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eye_doctor |
armadeo: Examples of eye diseases treated by an optometrist include..... ??Don't show us how ignorant you are! |
Too much bagging may have caused it, try to minimised it |
Let them dream on |
Employee can never be powerful than Employer.....lol |
chookudi: The following represent the views of someone i knew back in LUTH days when we were both students ( i am not a medical doctor) and he goes by the name Dr FasehunSeconded |
Its not as if Government is not aware of the 'miga' hazard allowance been given to Doctors and other Health workers, this and other are 20percent realisable demands among the demands of the NMA, the other 80percent if given will undermine the position of other health workers, its not done anywhere in the world, NMA ought to have been fighting for every health workers and paving ways for international practices. I thank God Nigerians have much access to informations now, unlike before they have improved analytic power in dealing with situations, 'you don't rob peter to pay paul' both of them has their needs, the only way out is to balance it. God bless Nigeria |
That's dumb |
Lagos - A 2-year-old girl has suffered a dreadful allergic reaction after she was given a medical prescription from her doctor, within hours she developed severe blisters o her skin and her eyes were full of mucus, Daily Mail reported. The cause of the allergic reaction has been blamed on Nurofen, a pain-relief medication. She has been hospitalised and put under intensive care. Doctors have stated she suffers from Johnson Syndrome, those who do get it spend huge amounts of time fighting in hospital. The little girl is battling the syndrome in hospital and time will tell how badly damaged she is. |
No other military or combination of militaries could even begin to inflict the slightest numbers of casualties on the United States military in a conventional war. Consider: The U.S. spends close to what the entire rest of the world spends in defense. $711 billion. Per year. The next closest is China at $143 billion. The M1 Abrams tank has seen more combat than just about any other tank on the battlefield today. It has never been knocked out by enemy fire (Completely killed). Ever. China has less than 500 Type 99 tanks, that have just been developed, and are not even close to being as good as the Abrams. We have 8,700 Abrams. They have 10 aircraft carriers. The good kind. Everyone else has 10. Combined. And they are mostly small ships that can launch helicopters. There are 8,400 attack helicopters in the world. The U.S. has 6,400 of them. The United States has engaged in every type of ground warfare in the last 20 years. From mountains to jungles, and from desert to urban, they have some of the most experienced warriors in the world. No other country comes close to the amount of combat veterans that they have.they own all the satellites that guide GPS systems. They have all the advanced stealth technology. The latest sensors? U.S. The latest information systems? U.S. An Abrams tank can see a target, the tank commander can instantly send that target to every tank in his company. Now you have 14 tanks looking for you. Oh, and it also uploads to every Apache helicopter in the area. Every indirect and direct fire system in the area knows what you are and where you are. Your survivability just dropped to 0. Instantly. Fighting a conventional war against the U.S. would be like a 3-year-old child playing chess against Gary Kasparov. They wouldn't even know what they were supposed to be looking at. The purpose of the answer is not because I just want to support, but rather to call attention to how much larger the U.S. military industrial complex is than the entire rest of the world. I truly believe that the rest of the world really has no clue just how powerful the U.S. military is. We must begin to question the disparity of lethality between the U.S. and the rest of the world. But we must also question, if not the U.S., who? Who do we want to have the largest military? China? North Korea? Or an ally like the UK? |
1stola: in billions, I won't still careE clear say strong thing don happen to you, make I no ask!! |
Totally on point |
SpencerLewis: Ooooooooh, another dude high on crack like window XP17. Tiny Russia in what capacity? Yes, they may be tiny in economy compare to USA, but not in military might or size.America's yearly military budget speaks for itself, let us not "imagined" (if you know what I mean). |
Arosam: America don't go to war if nothing will 1stola: Who cares if it rains cat and dog?By the time millions of Death body starts piling up, maybe then you will care |
amiskurie: Otele,ask ur great grandpa if they didn't survive in lokoloko84: Oh that is great.Then Americans are supermen. so they cultured polio virus and produced the vaccines rejected by religious fanatics in the northern Nigeria whose population is decimated with paralysis and are useless.The guy just discover internet |
Gwan2: I sooo hate diz RUSSIANS n dia policies, mind u nt becoz i lov d Americans either....Below are d reasons 4 my hatred.[color=#000000][/color][color=#000000][/color]Thank you for providing answers to that guy's question, may God bless the United state of the world!....lol |
lokoloko84: Haaa! I share your sentiments, but when will Russia gives us vaccine for ebola.America has always beaten Russia to everything in life na today!! |
xp17: bros, if you know how many humans and animals died during the world war 1 and world war 2 respectively, you would have gone in your quit to pray that God should not allow this happen in your generation.America has ensure that those they percieved as enemies can be enganged simultaneously, only God knows their Nuclear capabilties |
F117A: I hope putin knows what he is doing,though it is a generally known fact that russia has the most tactical and battle-hardened generals in the world.Showing your ignorance about America Again, its a shame |
Bigcake: Let Putin teach this Americans so lesson in Literature. America too dey over do abeg. That is what we call ''Taking the war to your Enemies''And you think tiny Russia will win mighty America Hahahaha |
America don't go to war if nothing will be gained from it, Russia is only acting "grown up boy". And for those looking foward to america/russia war, have you ever imaging a rain of nuclear vessels on earth, its not going to be lauched from earth but from above (if you know what I mean). |
dumodust: thank you very much |
dumodust: thank you very muchI thought a Nurse was also infected Other Health workers has always been Team players, only MDs seems to think otherwise! |
collectively confused group of persons ![]() |
In the absence of official confirmation about how the two American patients with Ebola are being treated, rumor and speculation filled the void. First were the reports that the blood serum of a teenage Ebola survivor may have saved Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol, who contacted the deadly disease in Liberia while working with the Christian aid organization Samaritan's Purse. The latest news centers around an experimental "secret serum" called ZMapp. Already, CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta has proclaimed that the medicine " appears to have worked." Sadly, Dr. Gupta seems to be over-promising. Here's why. Treating Ebola with the blood of a survivor The science behind the first alleged treatment. using the blood serum of a survivor to cure those who are suffering — is the subject of controversy in the Ebola research community, said Dr. Thomas Geisbert, a professor or microbiology and immunology at the University of Texas Medical Branch. "Back in 1995 during the large outbreak of Ebola Zaire virus in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, there were reports that convalescent serum was used from people who survived Ebola to treat people who were infected," he said. A small case series report about the treatment involving eight patients was published in the Journal of Infectious Diseases. Only one of the eight people died, a fatality rate much lower than the then-outbreak, which killed some 80 percent of those infected. Unfortunately, however, the serum theory was not confirmed by later studies. "When we tested that hypothesis in a lab, and took convalescent blood from animals who survived and gave it to Ebola infected animals, they all died," said Dr. Geisbert. "There was the belief that most of those patients treated were in the process of recovering anyway." The "secret serum" Yesterday, the "secret serum" called ZMapp emerged as the primary treatment of the Americans. This is an antibody therapy developed by several stakeholders — Mapp Biopharmaceutical, Inc. and LeafBio in San Diego, Defyrus Inc. from Toronto, the U.S. government and the Public Health Agency of Canada — to treat Ebola. It's made up of a cocktail of monoclonal antibodies, which are just lab-produced molecules that mimic the body's immune response. To create these molecules, scientists gave mice Ebola proteins and watched the animals' immune systems respond. After identifying the antibodies that fought off the disease in mice, they created almost identical antibodies from plants for use in humans. The idea is that, when given to Ebola-infected people, the drug will boost their immune system so that they too can eliminate the virus. But this drug has never undergone testing in people, only monkeys. The data on the efficacy of ZMapp in monkeys has never even been published. Studies on similar drugs are not entirely confidence inducing, either. In this study, two of the four monkeys given monoclonal antibodies 48 hours after exposure to Ebola survived. In this second study, the animals had a 43 percent survival rate when given the drug cocktail after the onset of symptoms. So even though the treatment of monoclonal antibodies decreased the mortality rate — if given close to exposure of the illness — scientists haven't moved past these tiny animal studies to testing in actual people. Mapp Biopharmaceuticals is also just one of some 25 labs in seven countries working on these antibody cocktails for Ebola, and none of them have entered a phase one trial in humans, according to the journal Science. For this reason Dr. Martin Hirsch, a Harvard virologist, told Vox, "It €™s too premature to say that the patients being treated miraculously improved." That doesn't mean ZMapp isn't a promising therapy, however. It just means the American Ebola victims are effectively undergoing a science experiment. Even if they survive, it wasn't necessarily the drug that saved their lives. Over 20 percent of people who get this type of Ebola survive. To know whether the drug truly works, it needs to be properly tested in clinical trials. And doing that will require funding drug companies and governments may not want to invest. Why ZMapp? According to the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Samaritan's Purse contacted CDC officials working in Liberia. They asked about the status of several experimental Ebola treatments that they had identified for possible use in the infected American missionaries. "CDC officials referred them to an NIH scientist who was on the ground in West Africa assisting with outbreak response efforts and broadly familiar with the various experimental treatment candidates," said an NIH spokesperson. "The scientist was able to informally answer some questions and referred them to appropriate company contacts to pursue their interest in obtaining experimental product." Right now, Samaritan's Purse will not confirm why ZMapp ended up being the chosen treatment. |

