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Biotech / Medical : XOMA. Bull or Bear?

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To: aknahow who wrote (5196)	12/29/1997 11:42:00 PM
From: nestegg	Read Replies (2) of 17367

The 'Glasgow scale Factor' sounds like an ancient technique applied to a non-related futuristic cure method.......as you explain it, To LATE! Let's hope someone involved with the latter, will take the subject and get it re-evaluated as to earlier timing or thrown out?! In the '60's, I worked as an Army corpman in contagion ward's where Meningitus was very observably evident on the skin and tested vitals of recruits infected. It seems to me, BPI & 'specific' antibiotic treatment should be started PROMPTLY upon 1st visual & biotests diagnosis. These guys were almost 'dead on arrival' at the base hospital, and not a second should be lost to 'hem & haw' diagnosis and dautle about rapid treatment. (p.s. I didn't like working in those ward rooms. I took a sulfa drug before my work shift and after the shift called 'gantrozin' (sorry, forgot the spelling) and was told be Doc that I would be 'safe' by putting a sulfur block on my spine w/the medicine. I think masking, changing full body gown between patients and washing w/antiobiotic soap probably better preventive than drug. Whew! ...I lived to tell about it?!)

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