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Let's get real. Let's get loud. On America loud talk radio. This is the McCullough Report.

We're kicking off another great show in a great week, highlighted by some international activities.

And we have some very special guests and featured features on the show today.

But I wanted to update the audience with an international conference that occurred in Rome, Italy.

And it also had presentations in front of the Senate in Rome this week with multiple incredibly talented clinicians, researchers, and international effort across the Europe, Eastern Europe, the United States.

The United States had wonderful representation by leading doctors that made the case that COVID-19 is a disease that's amenable to risk stratification.

We can understand who's going to get in trouble with it and who isn't.

It's also very treatable that drugs can be used in a sequence combination to reduce the intensity, the severity, and the duration of symptoms.

And using these principles, we can reduce three important outcomes.

We can reduce the spread of infection because we shorten the duration of viral shedding and allow people to stay at home and not go out and contact others and continue the spread of the virus.

We reduce hospitalization because what triggers hospitalization is symptoms.

And if symptoms are kept under control, the patients don't get into a panic or a concern level or families develop a concern to such an extreme degree that patients are brought to the hospital.

And once one goes to the hospital, as many of you know, you lose control over what happens to you.

And oftentimes patients are admitted, put into isolation, and they simply don't have control over the next steps.

And then lastly, early treatment reduces mortality and every study suggests that because if we don't get sick enough to go to the hospital, then we can't go down these fatal pathways.

And that one of the pathways to death that's most common in COVID-19 is micro thrombosis or blood clot in the lungs.

And when the oxygen saturation goes down and there's difficulty breathing, and then the oxygen levels continue to go down.

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