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New Technology Medicine, Swine Flu treatment?
June 6, 2009
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HERE is a New type of antiviral Medication that kills virus'
and not yet FDA approved but approved in Russia and might cure Swine Flu virus:
NOV-205, a second compound acts as a hepatoprotective agent with immunomodulating and antiinflammatory properties. Novelos’ IND for NOV-205 as mono-therapy for chronic hepatitis C has been accepted by the FDA, and a U.S. Phase 1b trial in patients who previously failed treatment with pegylated interferon plus ribavirin was concluded based on favorable safety profile. Russian clinical studies in hepatitis B and C patients showed that after relatively short treatment periods (1 to 2 months) with NOV-205, viral load was undetectable in a high proportion of patients and serum biochemical markers of liver damage were significantly decreased.
http://www.novelos.com/
Alex Kalman