A Solution to Pandemics

There are three means of stopping Pandemics.

Isolation works.

Vaccines are of little use as demonstrated by the ‘Seasonal Flu’ vaccine.

Treatment, not hospice or nursing, but the use of devices to accomplish a process or procedure to heal patients is needed.

The Space Force and other Military groups need virus free personal to man facilities, stations and planets.

As a writer for GTG Inc., I do not hold back my innovations or concepts from the Public when a Pandemic Emergency is occuring. Monetary reward or ‘Credit’ are not necessary.

‘Cutting Edge Technology ‘ is working on Graphene Electrodes, Far UV light, LEDs at Far UV; if we can develop point source far UV LEDs and string them together like pearls, then they can be suspended in fluids to expose and meet dwell time requirements to disinfect fluids.

The purpose is to remove all active viruses and prions by disrupting their DNA sequence. It is all a matter of scale. Living cells are large with their DNA located in the center of the cell, while virus and prions are at risk to 222nm UV light and will have their DNA sequence disrupted.

If all the components are not developed yet, the use of Far UV light to surround and expose in a clear to UV tubing segment of an extracorporeal circuit, as with Hemodialysis and ECMO treatments can reduce the viruses markedly. The FDA has granted use of new technology in regards to Covid-19 and ECMO treatment.

Where as, the major contraindications of all such treatments is infections, a new disinfection technique is highly desirable.

It is proposed that UV LEDs of the specific frequency of 220nm be mounted in a cylindral collar, facing inward, that can be used to be fastened around various diameter tubing with UV transparent properties allowing the exposure of fluids in the tubing to the disinfecting properties of the generated light.

In summary, UV 222nm is effective as a disinfecting process. The scale of the domain allows that specfic size objects are energized highly while large objects are not. Example, shooting an elephant with grains of sand. A definite hazard to gnats, but harmless to the animal.

Failure to communicate: US Navy seeks faster data transfers amid Arctic ice

The Arctic Mobile Observing System project was created to transmit data on oceanic conditions under the ice in near-real time. But that effort is going to involve multiple systems on Earth and in space.

Source: Failure to communicate: US Navy seeks faster data transfers amid Arctic ice

“ineffective”

Covid-19
The word, ineffective has negative connotation and allows plausible deniability.
This word is plastered all through WHO and CDC recommendations.

It’s starting to be that time when we all evaluate the Pandemic.
With more than 58,000 dead in the US, and the curve flattening, I think we did well to follow more sensible reccomendations than we received from the WHO.

I recall during the Ebola Virus episode that the CDC stated that US hospitals were well equiped to handle patients from other countries. We were not.
We still have a big problem in our hospitals. Doctors and particularly nurses are well aware of their department needs and attempt to budget for supplies, but Administrators refused many items requested. This is the result of a broken system. A better system is found in some hospitals, the ‘not-for-profits’.


Changes should be made to our US hospitals before the next Pandemic.

We all have been aware of the debate, civil rights, freedom versus emergencies, thank God we have had good leadership through this Pandemic. The next time we might not get the heads up.
We should grade the WHO and the CDC as ‘ineffective ‘.

Let me ask, does anyone believe all those CDC, WHO and TSA check points stopped the spread of any infectoius virus?

Now we are seeing the ‘Agencies’, FDA, CDC, put on notice to get out of the way and let science innovate. I know, I’ve own stock in innovative medical companies. I have watched as a cancer treatment progressed through 3 phases of tests with excellent results only to vanish and me holding stock in a company that no longer exists.

We really need to fix the system.

[My first time to use]

I have often recommended this media, but this is my first experience with using it.

Addressing a perceived fatal fallacy:

Fallure to communicate, as an Electronics Engineer who has crossed fields into communications, computers, and Biomedical services I have often been the link between experts with limited knowledge of other technology.

As an example, when my wife had her implanted ICD battery replaced the surgeon was unaware of methods used in formal surgery and I had to advise him. The day after, the ICD didn’t work and it was necessary to reopen and make changes. The pre surgery nurse advised us on the length of surgery and I advised her that it could be quicker if they used a common protocol I had seen in regular surgery . I knew that the Angioplasty Surgeon had not been experienced in common surgery and would have to cut his way into the chest. I also knew from looking at my wife’s chest that the day before surgery was closed with ‘super glue’. I told the nurse that the operation would be safer if they opened the wound by desolving the super glue with acetone. She immediately conferred with the surgeon and returned to ask where they could get acetone. I suggested the Pathology Lab.

The second surgery went quickly and was successfully done with less stress all around.

This is one of many times I have confronted ‘the failure to communicate ‘ and have been the ‘bridge’ between technologies .

Today, with Covid-19 and the fact that many personnel have retired from specialties, the whole world is at risk of Failure to Communicate. We need to make it more easy for retired staff to advise and bridge the gap between experts. And to improve user friendly media.