Very heartening. Listen to the interview in full.
“Thereare no new eras—excesses are never permanent.”
– BobFarrell
BobFarrell’s 10 Rules for Investing
I went to sleep last night with more hope in my heart then I’vefelt over the last several weeks. These days, I’ve been feeling more likeEeyore than Tigger… It’s been a fight to keep the energy level high. You mayfeel the same.
The news has had an obsessive hold on me. This disease is awful.We don’t fully know what its toll will be, economic or otherwise. But some goodnews: Before bed last night I watched an interview with Dr. Stephen Smith, a1989 Yale Medical School graduate and head of the Smith Center for InfectiousDiseases and Urban Health, and Dr. Ramin Oskoui, cardiologist and CEO ofFoxhall Cardiology. Dr. Smith told us that his patient findings are similar tothose in a recent French study. A combination of hydroxychloroquine, amalaria drug, and azithromycin, an antibiotic, taken together have kept hispatients—all of whom are pre-diabetic or diabetic, and thus in a high-riskcategory—from needing to be intubated. Dr. Smith concluded the interview bysaying, “I think this is the beginning of the end of the pandemic.” You can watchthe clip here.
