Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: Doctors in India have been successful in treating Coronavirus using combination of drugs used: Lopinavir, Retonovir, Oseltamivir along with Chlorphenamine. They are going to suggest same medicine, globally

Q1: Did China  close down coronavirus hospital as there were not enough new cases ?
A1: Correct. On 10 March 2020, the last two of 16 makeshift hospitals that had been set up in Wuhan to combat the new coronavirus outbreak were closed, according to local news sources and international media. On 18 March 2020, no new Covid-19 cases were reported in the province of Hubei (of which Wuhan is the capital) for the first time since the beginning of the outbreak. Very few cases have been officially reported in Hubei since this date and travel restrictions have begun to be relaxed in the area.

Q2: Were the doctors in India had been successful in treating coronavirus with a combination of drugs  ?
A2: India’s ministry of health has recommended using some of these drugs, but it is not clear how successful they have been so far. 

Guidance for the clinical management of Covid-19 mentions using the anti-HIV drugs Lopinavir and Retonovir to treat certain patients who are in high-risk groups.It is unclear how successful this treatment has been. It has been reported that Indian doctors cured Italian patients with this treatment, but this is not confirmed by official sources. 
The World Health Organisation is including Lopinavir and Ritonavir in trials looking for ways to treat Covid-19.This claim is partially correct.

Q3: Did the researchers at the Erasmus Medical Center have found an antibody against coronavirus ?
A3: This is true. Researchers from several institutes, including the Erasmus Medical Center in Rotterdam, have published a paper (which hasn’t yet been peer-reviewed) that reports on a neutralising antibody for the new coronavirus. Neutralising antibodies are produced by the immune system to protect against viral infection, and are what vaccines aim to induce in the human body.

Q4: Did a 103 year-old Chinese grandmother made a full recovery from Covid-19 after being treated for 6 days in Wuhan, China ?
A4: It has been widely reported that a 103 year-old grandmother in Wuhan, China, made a full recovery from Covid-19 after six days. Zhang Guangfen’s doctor, Dr Zeng Yulan, reportedly told the media that she had no underlying health conditions apart from mild bronchitis.

Q5: Did Apple reopen all 42 China stores ?
A5: Correct. On 13 March 2020, Apple announced that “as of today, all of our stores in Greater China have reopened” after closing all 42 stores on 1 February. The company added that stores outside China were to be closed until 27 March (Apple's website now says that these closures are "until further notice").

Q6: Did Cleveland Clinic developed a Covid-19 test that gives results in hours, not days ?
A6: This is not true. The hospital in Ohio has developed a faster way of doing the test that already exists, on its own hospital site. In a press briefing on 12 March, the Cleveland Clinic’s CEO and president told reporters: “Cleveland Clinic has not developed a new test for coronavirus.”However, he did say the clinic has “developed the ability” to test for Covid-19 on site, which would speed up the results from days to hours.

Q7: Did the number of Covid cases in South Korea started declining by mid march 2020 ?
A7: This was correct when the post first appeared on social media, and at the time of writing. Reported new cases of Covid-19 in South Korea have declined since their peak in late February, and been roughly level since mid-March.

Q8: Was Italy hit hard with Coronavirus only because they have the oldest population in Europe ?
A8: Older adults and those with underlying health conditions are at a higher risk of getting very ill as a result of Covid-19. One research paper discusses that as well as Italy’s demographics, cultural factors likely contributed to viral spread in Italy, including family members of different generations living close together and having frequent contact with one another. 
I support the claim.

Q9: Were Scientists in Israel likely to announce the development of a coronavirus vaccine ?
A9: According to newspaper reports, scientists at the Institute for Biological Research in Israel are working on developing a vaccine for the new coronavirus. Institutes and pharmaceutical companies in other countries are working on similar projects, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO)

Q10: Did the Maryland coronavirus patients fully recovered of Covid 19 ?
A10: This is true. On 13 March 2020, Montgomery County (a local government in the US state of Maryland) confirmed that three residents who previously had the virus no longer tested positive.

Q11: Did a network of Canadian scientists make an  excellent progress in Covid-19 research ?
A11: A team of researchers from Sunnybrook, McMaster University and the University of Toronto has isolated severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), the agent responsible for the ongoing outbreak of COVID-19.

Thanks to nimble collaboration, the team was able to culture the virus from two clinical specimens in a Level 3 containment facility.

Q12: Is a San Diego biotech company developing a Covid-19 vaccine in collaboration with Duke University and National University of Singapore ?
A12: This is true. The company, called Arcturus Therapeutics, announced on 4 March 2020 that it would be working on a vaccine with DukeNUS Medical School in Singapore. This is also on the WHO’s list of vaccines being worked on.

Q13: Did Tulsa County's first positive Covid-19 case recovered with 2 negative tests ?
A13: In a Facebook post referring to the patient, Tulsa Health Department said that they “had two negative tests, which is the indicator of recovery”. Under the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance, two negative tests is one of the criteria to determine if people with Covid-19 who had symptoms but weren’t hospitalised can stop isolating, alongside resolution of fever without medication and improvement in respiratory symptoms.

Q14: Did all the 7 patients who were suffering from Covid 19 in Safdurjung hospital New Delhi recover in march 2020 ?
A14: One possible origin of this claim is a story in The Hindu on 14 March, which said that seven Covid-19 patients at the hospital in New Delhi had recovered. These seven were not the only Covid-19 patients in Safdarjung Hospital, however. The vast majority of Covid-19 patients experience a mild illness and do recover.

Q15: Can the plasma from newly recovered patients from Covid -19  treat others infected by Covid-19 ?
A15: At the time of writing, this has not yet been proven in clinical trials, but the approach has been approved for occasional use in China and elsewhere.

Q16: Have doctors in India have been successful in treating Coronavirus using combination of specific drugs?
A16: According to an article published in the Indian Journal of Medical Research dated  Feb-Mar 2020, Lopinavir/ritonavir combination therapy  protocol has a limitation.
The combination treatment is approved for emergency public health use, only amongst laboratory-confirmed patients with moderate degree of severity and not designed as a controlled clinical trial. However, the treatment outcomes amongst the first few cases would be useful in providing guidance about clinical management of COVID-19 cases in future. If found useful in managing initial COVID-19 infected patients, further evaluation using a randomized control trial design is warranted to guide future therapeutic use of this combination.
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justification: The QA Pair states they are going to trial it and not that it has been successful already.

verdict: 'Refuted'
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