California Pandemic Scientist Says His Team Has Found Potential Cure for COVID-19 Virus

[mystery-ak]

California Pandemic Scientist Says His Team Has Found Potential Cure for COVID-19 Virus (Video)
 by Jim Hoft March 31, 2020

California scientist Dr. Jacob Glanville says his team has found a cure to the COVID-19 virus. He believes April could be very rough for the United States.

Glanville’s team took antibodies used to neutralize SARS and used technology in their lab to adapt them to recognize COVID-19.

Dr. Glanville says he has very potent antibodies to combat the virus and has sent samples out to the military.

CBS8 in San Diego reported:

    A California scientist and his team say they have found a potential cure for COVID-19.

    News 8 introduced you to Dr. Jacob Glanville of Distributed Bio a couple of weeks ago. He’s one of the doctors featured in the Netflix show “Pandemic.” His team in the Bay Area has been working around the clock trying to come up with a drug to treat COVID-19. Monday he announced he believes they’ve found one.

    “We are happy to announce we have completed the engineering and we have some very potent antibodies that can be effective against the virus,” said Dr. Glanville.

    Below is News 8 reporter Kelly Hessedal’s extended interview with Dr. Glanville and the answers he gave on the potential cure:

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[massadvj]

We are going to be seeing a lot of stories like this.  There are a hell of a lot of biotech companies out there in search of venture capital, or a boost in equity value.  There is no other good reason for any scientist to announce a cure prematurely.

[Smokin Joe]

We are going to be seeing a lot of stories like this.  There are a hell of a lot of biotech companies out there in search of venture capital, or a boost in equity value.  There is no other good reason for any scientist to announce a cure prematurely.

Right. In the meantime, I think those working with 'off the shelf' remedies may be on to something.