Cover Picture: Nanoantidote for repression of acidosis pH promoting COVID‐19 infection (View 4/2022)

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Complete recovery after profound acidosis (pH 6.48)

We describe an infant with profound acidosis caused by chronic therapeutic salicylate poisoning. The confirmed arterial blood pH of 6.49 must be close to the limit of tolerable acidity and is the lowest such value in our experience. Full recovery was made.

Ruminal Acidosis – Much More Than pH

Studies show that acidosis is a very significant disorder of cattle. Studies in Wisconsin found that 20.1 and 23% of cows had subacute acidosis as defined by rumen pH < 5.5 (Oetzel et al., 1999, Oetzel, 2004) and others in Ireland had 11% (O'Grady et al., 2008). A large Australian study found that 10% of dairy cows less than 100 days in milk had acidosis, as defined by assessment of ruminal VFA...

Resource Material for Promoting the Bayesian View of Everything

Notes mainly for the use of CMC, Christopher A. Fuchs, and Rüdiger Schack, although anyone is welcome to make use of the notes and even buy in, in whole or in part, if he/she finds the notes convincing. Not everything here is endorsed by Fuchs and Schack, but it is all part of a joint program aimed at producing a Bayesian synthesis. Fuchs, in particular, probably disagrees with every statement ...

Effects of metabolic acidosis on intracellular pH responses in