WOAH: "Research led by a Swansea University academic has revealed a synthetic glycosystem - a sugar-coated polymer nanoparticle - that can block Covid-19 from infecting human cells, reducing infection rates by nearly 99%." www.news-medical.net/news/2025081... (via @covid19disease.bsky.social)
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Amazing! But of course, here in the US this is prob too risky for the CDC to invest in. And it has sugar in it, which is unhealthy. And probably aluminum 🙄
Wow! "Tests on human lung cells showed a 98.6% reduction in infection when the molecule was present. Crucially, the research highlighted that its effectiveness stems not just from its charge, but from its precise sugar structure - giving this glycosystem its powerful infection-blocking capability."
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📍Thanks. Amazing news.
Yeahhh but…then…we…have… polymer nanoparticles in us.
This is really huge. And it's a collaboration between Swansea University, Freie Universität Berlin, and Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin. Whatever the damage being done to medical science in the US, the work keeps moving forward elsewhere. Very encouraging.
And speaking of breakthroughs - AGAIN, WOAH: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... (this time from M.I.T.).
Meanwhile, the harm that is being done by using the same terminology for this method that we're using for chatgpt is immeasurable. They're very much not the same.
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