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Cadence88
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24-May-2020 13:54     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Forgot to mention - to tell whether the patient is still infectious is not by conducting antibody test.
PCR will always give a positive result even when the virus is " dead" (viruses are not living things) as long as its genetic material is still intact. The DNA of extinct animals from as far as a million years ago can still be detected from their fossils sometimes.

What they actually use to determine whether the virus is infectiosu or not is by lab culture of the virus samples.
 

Cadence88      ( Date: 24-May-2020 13:44) Posted:

Duke-NUS recently developed a new test kit that reportedly can detect neutralising anitbody - that will tell more about immunity. I believe gov is going to use it soon on some ppl exiting quarantine.  Both reported in the local news.

ST3-trading      ( Date: 24-May-2020 13:41) Posted:

how  good is antibdy can use to determine .
whether the patient is still infectious a not?

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-05-24/covid-19-patients-not-infectious-after-11-days-singapore-study


 


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Cadence88
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24-May-2020 13:44     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Duke-NUS recently developed a new test kit that reportedly can detect neutralising anitbody - that will tell more about immunity. I believe gov is going to use it soon on some ppl exiting quarantine.  Both reported in the local news.

ST3-trading      ( Date: 24-May-2020 13:41) Posted:

how  good is antibdy can use to determine .
whether the patient is still infectious a not?

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-05-24/covid-19-patients-not-infectious-after-11-days-singapore-study


 

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Cadence88
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24-May-2020 13:42     
 
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 Alert Admin 		It is a different type of test (PCR) but I dont know how they are doing it .. may be pooling.

Superkilat      ( Date: 24-May-2020 13:35) Posted:

Wuhan city can test 1.5 mil ppl in one day. Singapore can test more than 8k per day. What is going on? Shouldn't we buy more from home grown company and achieve a much bigger test coverage per day?
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24-May-2020 13:41     
 
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 Alert Admin 		how  good is antibdy can use to determine .
whether the patient is still infectious a not?

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-05-24/covid-19-patients-not-infectious-after-11-days-singapore-study


 
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24-May-2020 13:35     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Wuhan city can test 1.5 mil ppl in one day. Singapore can test more than 8k per day. What is going on? Shouldn't we buy more from home grown company and achieve a much bigger test coverage per day?
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23-May-2020 19:20     
 
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From SG HSA web, why do they market the same product under 2 name?

Nanjing Vazyme 2019-nCoV IgG/IgM Detection Kit

also marketed as

Biolidics 2019-nCoV IgG/IgM Detection Kit
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23-May-2020 14:32     
 
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 Alert Admin 		JY really have to release some figure .
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Cadence88
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23-May-2020 12:57     
 
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 Alert Admin 		The hardware is a simple device - immunochromatography assay which is an existing technology being used in a lot of antibody tests for diseases like HIV etc  even pregancy test. The biochemistry needs some research (for novel viruses) in the beginning and then it' s anitbody synthesis (protein production).  Most advanced countries with biomed technology will be able to do it , notably China, Korea etc.

brchkho1      ( Date: 23-May-2020 12:12) Posted:

Looking at the lists, it appeared to me that the numbers of test kits developed, just like bubble teas in the market, kind of low thresholds to develope.   

donnycheh      ( Date: 23-May-2020 09:43) Posted:

Okay thanks! Yeah the FDA list is definitely longer
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23-May-2020 12:12     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Looking at the lists, it appeared to me that the numbers of test kits developed, just like bubble teas in the market, kind of low thresholds to develope.   

donnycheh      ( Date: 23-May-2020 09:43) Posted:

Okay thanks! Yeah the FDA list is definitely longer.

Cadence88      ( Date: 23-May-2020 00:49) Posted:

Your info is a 3-party one which might not be exhaustive. Better to look at the direct data from FDA. If I read correctly, Bio & Zhejiang Gene biotech's status are the same - "Not FDA Authorized". Look for : Q: What commercial manufacturers are distributing serology test kits under the policy outlined in Section IV.D of the Policy for Coronavirus Disease-2019 Tests? (Updated 5/21) @ https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/emergency-situations-medical-devices/faqs-testing-sars-cov-2#offeringtests


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23-May-2020 11:31     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Haix . Hopeless....
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donnycheh
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23-May-2020 09:43     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Okay thanks! Yeah the FDA list is definitely longer.

Cadence88      ( Date: 23-May-2020 00:49) Posted:

Your info is a 3-party one which might not be exhaustive. Better to look at the direct data from FDA. If I read correctly, Bio & Zhejiang Gene biotech's status are the same - "Not FDA Authorized". Look for : Q: What commercial manufacturers are distributing serology test kits under the policy outlined in Section IV.D of the Policy for Coronavirus Disease-2019 Tests? (Updated 5/21) @ https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/emergency-situations-medical-devices/faqs-testing-sars-cov-2#offeringtests

donnycheh      ( Date: 22-May-2020 17:56) Posted:

https://www.360dx.com/coronavirus-test-tracker-launched-covid-19-tests

According to this list, looking only at the serology test kits:
- 12 are already approved (mainly US companies)
-  5 are EUA pending (including Bio).
-  13 have yet to submit their application. That includes Zhejiang Orient Gene Biotech, the company which AYTU has bought 1.6mil test kits from.
- 28 have been removed from the list. (https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/emergency-situations-medical-devices/faqs-testing-sars-cov-2)
 
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23-May-2020 00:49     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Your info is a 3-party one which might not be exhaustive. Better to look at the direct data from FDA. If I read correctly, Bio & Zhejiang Gene biotech's status are the same - "Not FDA Authorized". Look for : Q: What commercial manufacturers are distributing serology test kits under the policy outlined in Section IV.D of the Policy for Coronavirus Disease-2019 Tests? (Updated 5/21) @ https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/emergency-situations-medical-devices/faqs-testing-sars-cov-2#offeringtests

donnycheh      ( Date: 22-May-2020 17:56) Posted:

https://www.360dx.com/coronavirus-test-tracker-launched-covid-19-tests

According to this list, looking only at the serology test kits:
- 12 are already approved (mainly US companies)
-  5 are EUA pending (including Bio).
-  13 have yet to submit their application. That includes Zhejiang Orient Gene Biotech, the company which AYTU has bought 1.6mil test kits from.
- 28 have been removed from the list. (https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/emergency-situations-medical-devices/faqs-testing-sars-cov-2)
 

Cadence88      ( Date: 22-May-2020 10:39) Posted:

There are a few hundreds of them in the " did not reject" list ..
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22-May-2020 20:59     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Why bother about USA when SEA has their footprints all over? Be patient for solid numbers to be presented. FDA is just a shot in the arm.
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22-May-2020 20:32     
 
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 Alert Admin 		haha nothing to do with biolidics la make me read the whole article...usa have so many approve test kits why will they use biolidics kit when its not approve....first need to get approval den got chance if not wverything is just a hope.

dandanb      ( Date: 22-May-2020 20:19) Posted:

May 21, 2020 at 4:32 p.m.
Colorado nursing homes to test all employees weekly to try to avert coronavirus outbreaks

Residents also will be tested if they have left their facilities to get medical care

https://www.denverpost.com/2020/05/21/colorado-nursing-homes-coronavirus-covid-testing/

All people working in Colorado nursing homes and other residential health facilities will be tested weekly for the new coronavirus for at least eight weeks, a new effort by the state to try to prevent more outbreaks like those that already have taken an outsized toll.

Testing all employees regularly is an important step toward keeping the virus out of nursing homes, said Doug Farmer, president and CEO of the Colorado Health Care Association and Center for Assisted Living, which represents long-term care facilities.

The plan is to start testing at the state&rsquo s largest homes and gradually expand it to the smaller ones, he said.

&ldquo I think it will be more meaningful, more useful&rdquo than just testing people who have symptoms or a known exposure, he said. &ldquo We welcome this mass-testing approach.&rdquo

Some residents also will be tested, but only if they&rsquo ve left their facility to get medical care, Farmer said. Because of restrictions meant to prevent the virus from spreading, residents aren&rsquo t leaving for family events or social outings like they once did. If the virus isn&rsquo t circulating in a community, residents who haven&rsquo t left aren&rsquo t likely to be infected, he said.

More than half of all Coloradans who have died of the new virus  lived in some sort of residential health center, such as a nursing home or assisted living facility.

The state is providing $4.2 million to Colorado State University to pay for testing kits and the costs of processing them. CSU will test about 30 small to medium-sized facilities, while the state will handle the other homes, said Dr. Nicole Ehrhart, director of the university&rsquo s Columbine Health Systems Center for Healthy Aging. They will train existing staff at the facilities to conduct the tests themselves, she said.

&ldquo That kind of minimizes the risk of bringing more outside people into these facilities,&rdquo she said.

The repeated rounds of testing will build on a pilot project that tested staff who didn&rsquo t have symptoms in five facilities, Ehrhart said. In those five facilities, they found that about 13% of employees without symptoms &mdash 60 out of 454 people tested &mdash had the virus. The pilot project found that identifying asymptomatic staff and asking them to stay home &ldquo significantly reduced&rdquo the virus&rsquo spread through a facility, she said.
 

&ldquo At first we weren&rsquo t sure it would, that if the cat&rsquo s out of the bag it&rsquo s too late,&rdquo she said.

The eight-week project will generate more data that researchers can use to figure out if the current recommended practices for controlling the virus in facilities are effective, and if beginning to reopen the state&rsquo s economy is increasing infections among health care workers, Ehrhart said.

About 20,000 people work in Colorado&rsquo s 227 nursing homes, caring for about 17,000 residents, according to the American Health Care Association. It estimated testing all residents and employees once could cost about $5.5 million, but that assumes a cost of $150 per test, which is higher than the  rates offered at some Denver hospitals.

The state has made several changes to its testing plans for facilities without known outbreaks recently. On May 6, the Colorado Unified Command Center announced it was creating a task force on residential facilities and &ldquo rapid response&rdquo teams to help facilities that had outbreaks. It also planned to test 1,900 staff members and residents at six homes without any known cases.

About a week later, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment said it would modify how it handles testing, following an outbreak at Broomfield Skilled Nursing Facility. The home reported 22 residents and staff members who had tested negative during a testing day on April 22 developed symptoms of COVID-19 over the next two weeks.

There&rsquo s no proof the testing day spread the virus, but the state decided to start sending smaller teams to train each facility&rsquo s staff about how to collect samples &ldquo out of an abundance of caution,&rdquo health department spokesman Ian Dickson said. That means fewer outsiders entering each facility, and has the side benefit of allowing the state&rsquo s workforce to visit more homes in the same amount of time, he said.

&ldquo We plan to continue to do proactive testing at facilities and will coordinate closely with the entities doing the testing to ensure protocols are followed,&rdquo Dickson said.

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22-May-2020 20:26     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Come, all do your part as shareholders. Order some for your family and company. Share the product with friends overseas.

https://www.biolidics.com/2019-ncov-igg-igm-antibody-detection-kit
https://www.biolidics.com/request-for-a-quotation
 
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May 21, 2020 at 4:32 p.m.
Colorado nursing homes to test all employees weekly to try to avert coronavirus outbreaks

Residents also will be tested if they have left their facilities to get medical care

https://www.denverpost.com/2020/05/21/colorado-nursing-homes-coronavirus-covid-testing/

All people working in Colorado nursing homes and other residential health facilities will be tested weekly for the new coronavirus for at least eight weeks, a new effort by the state to try to prevent more outbreaks like those that already have taken an outsized toll.

Testing all employees regularly is an important step toward keeping the virus out of nursing homes, said Doug Farmer, president and CEO of the Colorado Health Care Association and Center for Assisted Living, which represents long-term care facilities.

The plan is to start testing at the state&rsquo s largest homes and gradually expand it to the smaller ones, he said.

&ldquo I think it will be more meaningful, more useful&rdquo than just testing people who have symptoms or a known exposure, he said. &ldquo We welcome this mass-testing approach.&rdquo

Some residents also will be tested, but only if they&rsquo ve left their facility to get medical care, Farmer said. Because of restrictions meant to prevent the virus from spreading, residents aren&rsquo t leaving for family events or social outings like they once did. If the virus isn&rsquo t circulating in a community, residents who haven&rsquo t left aren&rsquo t likely to be infected, he said.

More than half of all Coloradans who have died of the new virus  lived in some sort of residential health center, such as a nursing home or assisted living facility.

The state is providing $4.2 million to Colorado State University to pay for testing kits and the costs of processing them. CSU will test about 30 small to medium-sized facilities, while the state will handle the other homes, said Dr. Nicole Ehrhart, director of the university&rsquo s Columbine Health Systems Center for Healthy Aging. They will train existing staff at the facilities to conduct the tests themselves, she said.

&ldquo That kind of minimizes the risk of bringing more outside people into these facilities,&rdquo she said.

The repeated rounds of testing will build on a pilot project that tested staff who didn&rsquo t have symptoms in five facilities, Ehrhart said. In those five facilities, they found that about 13% of employees without symptoms &mdash 60 out of 454 people tested &mdash had the virus. The pilot project found that identifying asymptomatic staff and asking them to stay home &ldquo significantly reduced&rdquo the virus&rsquo spread through a facility, she said.
 

&ldquo At first we weren&rsquo t sure it would, that if the cat&rsquo s out of the bag it&rsquo s too late,&rdquo she said.

The eight-week project will generate more data that researchers can use to figure out if the current recommended practices for controlling the virus in facilities are effective, and if beginning to reopen the state&rsquo s economy is increasing infections among health care workers, Ehrhart said.

About 20,000 people work in Colorado&rsquo s 227 nursing homes, caring for about 17,000 residents, according to the American Health Care Association. It estimated testing all residents and employees once could cost about $5.5 million, but that assumes a cost of $150 per test, which is higher than the  rates offered at some Denver hospitals.

The state has made several changes to its testing plans for facilities without known outbreaks recently. On May 6, the Colorado Unified Command Center announced it was creating a task force on residential facilities and &ldquo rapid response&rdquo teams to help facilities that had outbreaks. It also planned to test 1,900 staff members and residents at six homes without any known cases.

About a week later, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment said it would modify how it handles testing, following an outbreak at Broomfield Skilled Nursing Facility. The home reported 22 residents and staff members who had tested negative during a testing day on April 22 developed symptoms of COVID-19 over the next two weeks.

There&rsquo s no proof the testing day spread the virus, but the state decided to start sending smaller teams to train each facility&rsquo s staff about how to collect samples &ldquo out of an abundance of caution,&rdquo health department spokesman Ian Dickson said. That means fewer outsiders entering each facility, and has the side benefit of allowing the state&rsquo s workforce to visit more homes in the same amount of time, he said.

&ldquo We plan to continue to do proactive testing at facilities and will coordinate closely with the entities doing the testing to ensure protocols are followed,&rdquo Dickson said.
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22-May-2020 18:12     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Thanks for sharing these findings

donnycheh      ( Date: 22-May-2020 17:56) Posted:

https://www.360dx.com/coronavirus-test-tracker-launched-covid-19-tests

According to this list, looking only at the serology test kits:
- 12 are already approved (mainly US companies)
-  5 are EUA pending (including Bio).
-  13 have yet to submit their application. That includes Zhejiang Orient Gene Biotech, the company which AYTU has bought 1.6mil test kits from.
- 28 have been removed from the list. (https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/emergency-situations-medical-devices/faqs-testing-sars-cov-2)
 

Cadence88      ( Date: 22-May-2020 10:39) Posted:

There are a few hundreds of them in the " did not reject" list ..
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22-May-2020 18:06     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Thing zhejiang one is blank status . Might run into problem 
but gd news for bio

donnycheh      ( Date: 22-May-2020 17:56) Posted:

https://www.360dx.com/coronavirus-test-tracker-launched-covid-19-tests

According to this list, looking only at the serology test kits:
- 12 are already approved (mainly US companies)
-  5 are EUA pending (including Bio).
-  13 have yet to submit their application. That includes Zhejiang Orient Gene Biotech, the company which AYTU has bought 1.6mil test kits from.
- 28 have been removed from the list. (https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/emergency-situations-medical-devices/faqs-testing-sars-cov-2)
 

Cadence88      ( Date: 22-May-2020 10:39) Posted:

There are a few hundreds of them in the " did not reject" list ..
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 Alert Admin 		https://www.360dx.com/coronavirus-test-tracker-launched-covid-19-tests

According to this list, looking only at the serology test kits:
- 12 are already approved (mainly US companies)
-  5 are EUA pending (including Bio).
-  13 have yet to submit their application. That includes Zhejiang Orient Gene Biotech, the company which AYTU has bought 1.6mil test kits from.
- 28 have been removed from the list. (https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/emergency-situations-medical-devices/faqs-testing-sars-cov-2)
 

Cadence88      ( Date: 22-May-2020 10:39) Posted:

There are a few hundreds of them in the " did not reject" list ...

Stockys      ( Date: 22-May-2020 10:26) Posted:

FDA did not reject Bio as of now and reiterate that bio test kits have high accuracy. Once FDA approve this counter will definately fly. Will hold till more news is out. Cheers.
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ST3-trading
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22-May-2020 17:26     
 
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 Alert Admin 		if.... ZOG did not get approve
but biolidcs approve . Means more chance for sales .

i saying IF
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