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To: sense who wrote (154651)3/18/2020 4:57:16 AM
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some possible good news just in in tray, lock-limit-up, also trade in USA

would not want to be too short NY open, but a good moment to start collect some lemons to squeeze before end of trading session

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On 18 Mar 2020, at 10:14 AM, S wrote:

Dear All,

Believe it or not ...

China says Japan-developed flu drug works against coronavirus
An influenza medicine developed by a Fujifilm Holdings group member is effective against the novel coronavirus, the Chinese government said Tuesday.

The government plans to officially recommend the drug's use for treatment.

Fujifilm Toyoma Chemical developed favipiravir, sold under the brand Avigan. "It has a high degree of safety and is clearly effective in treatment," said Zhang Xinmin, director of the science ministry's China National Center for Biotechnology Development, in a news conference. Fujifilm Toyoma Chemical developed the drug in 2014, and it has been provided to patients in Japan as treatment for the novel cornonavirus since February.

Zhejiang Hisun Pharmaceutical signed a patent-licensing agreement for favipiravir with Fujifilm in 2016.

The drugmaker received clearance to produce the drug from Chinese authorities in February and can ramp up output of a generic version. The clinical trial was conducted at hospitals in Wuhan and Shenzhen, with 200 patients participating. Test results for those receiving the drug turned negative in a shorter period, and their pneumonia symptoms improved at a higher rate.

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