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Naturally Splendid Enterprises Ltd V.NSP.H

Alternate Symbol(s):  NSPDF

Naturally Splendid Enterprises Ltd. is a Canada-based company, which develops and distributes healthy lifestyle foods and products. The Company owns Prosnack Natural Foods Inc. (Prosnack Natural Foods), a food manufacturing facility. Prosnack Natural Foods focusses on nutritional bars, Chii Naturally Pure Hemp, which is a retail line of hemp food products, while Pawsitive FX is a line of all natural balms for dogs. The Company has also developed technologies for the extraction of healthy omega three and six oils, as well as a protein concentrate from hemp. It focuses on manufacturing and distributing an extensive line of plant-based, meat-alternative entrees. It offers functional foods under brands, such as Natera Sport, Natera Hemp Foods, CHII and Elevate Me.


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Post by Curc2020on Apr 21, 2021 9:39am
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Treating COVID-19 at home

Treating COVID-19 at homeCraig/Franco...Pay attention to the bigger picture...where Cavaltinib will fit to purpose.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/treating-covid-19-at-home-could-soon-be-a-reality-in-the-u-k-as-government-steps-up-efforts-11618999999?mod=mw_latestnews

Treating COVID-19 at home could soon be a reality in the U.K. as government steps up efforts

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Taskforce will ‘supercharge’ search for new antiviral treatments to ‘stop coronavirus in its tracks’ and speed up recovery time

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, right, has launched a new task force to “supercharge” the search for antiviral medications for COVID-19.

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Capsules or tablets to treat patients with mild coronavirus disease at home could be ready as soon as the fall, the U.K. government has announced.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Tuesday that he is launching a new antivirals task force that will “supercharge” the search for at-home treatments designed to “stop COVID-19 in its tracks” and speed up recovery time.

It is hoped at least two effective treatments, either in a tablet or capsule form, will be made available for people who have tested for positive for COVID-19, or have been exposed to someone with the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, later this year.

Modeled on the team responsible for the U.K.’s mass immunization program, the task force will search for “the most promising” antiviral home treatments and support their development through clinical trials to ensure they can be “rapidly rolled” out to patients as early as the autumn, the government said.

Read: Young, healthy adults will be deliberately reinfected with COVID-19 to boost vaccine development

The task force will also look at opportunities to manufacture the antiviral treatments domestically.

Health secretary Matt Hancock said the U.K. was leading the world in finding and rolling out effective treatments for COVID-19. He cited the low-dose steroid treatment Dexamethasone, which has been proven to reduce the risk of death significantly in COVID-19 patients on ventilation by as much as 35%, and arthritis drug tocilizumab, which is made by Roche ROG, 2.13%, and has been found to reduce stays in intensive care.

Announcing the new task force at a Downing Street press briefing on Tuesday, Johnson said the antiviral treatments would play an important role in returning the country to normality as England eases out of its third lockdown.


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