Le « En cas de Covid prenez du Doliprane et quand vous aurez du mal à respirer faites le 15 », c’est fini. L’émiettement des associations de médecins, de para-médicaux et de consommateurs en colère, c’est fini aussi. « Laissons les médecins prescrire » a tendu la main et l’énorme RéinfoCovid du Dr Louis Fouché, la très belle AIMSIB, la méridionnale « Azi-thro d’hospitalisations », la grande Bonsens comme tant d’autres associations ont décidé de se fédérer et de réfléchir ensemble aux solutions alternatives à proposer face à la situation sanitaire actuelle. Traitements préventifs en fonction des niveaux de risques, traitements curatifs selon les situations cliniques, problématique vaccinale, données d’épidémiologie nationale, réclamation d’un 49.2 à l’Assemblée Nationale, tout y est, diffusez partout, bon visionnage et bonne lecture.

1- La conférence de presse Coordination Santé Libre du 09/01/2021

00:00: Dr Violaine Guerin, Introduction
04:10: Dr Claire Delval, Dr Claude Escarguel,  traitement préventif, traitement curatif
14:25: Dr Vincent Reliquet, Vaccination anti-Covid-19 à ce jour
24:50: Dr Martine Wonner, résolution européenne, aucune obligation vaccinale
30:40: Dr Gérard Guillaume, la cellule chiffre
41:36: Intérêt du maillage territorial Réinfocovid
48:05: Analyse du Dr Martine Wonner, Députée, « le 49-2 »
55:00: Dr Violaine Guerin, sport sur ordonnance
59:45: Mr Yvan Rioufol, journaliste, questions
1:11:12: Vaccinations obligatoire des voyageurs
1:13:47 Mr Xavier Azalbert, questions
1:18:52: Mr Yvan Rioufol, questions

2- Traitements préventifs de la Covid-19 en fonction des niveaux de risques

Collectif Coordination Santé Libre, 31/01/2021

 

Traitements curatifs précoces en fonction des stades de gravité

Collectif Coordination Santé Libre, 31/01/2021

 

Collectif Coordination Santé Libre, 31/01/2021

 

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