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Appili concludes enrolment in sub-study of Covid-19 antiviral treatment

Appili concludes enrolment in sub-study of Covid-19 antiviral treatment
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Global Response Aid Reports Midyear Sales Results for COVID Drug

Anti-Viral backed by GRA on track to deliver Covid-19 home treatment

Anti-Viral backed by GRA on track to deliver Covid-19 home treatment DUBAI, 1 hours, 53 minutes ago Healthcare solutions provider Global Response Aid (GRA) announced that a Phase 3 US-Canada clinical trial of anti-viral Avigan (Reeqonus) will continue amid signs the drug could be effective in the treatment of patients with mild to moderate cases of Covid-19.   An independent Data and Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) recognised by the US Food and Drug Administration has recommended continuation without modification of an ongoing Phase 3 PRESECO (PREventing SEvere COvid-19) trial that is evaluating Avigan as a potential outpatient oral therapy for patients with mild-to-moderate Covid-19.    Interim results indicate that Avigan, the brand name for generic Favipiravir, could shorten recovery times and prevent progression in Covid-19 patients in the early stage of infection. The conclusion of the midterm analysis is that, if current trends continue, the required statisticall

DIP rejects bid to patent Covid treatment

DIP rejects bid to patent Covid treatment 2 published : 6 May 2021 at 04:44 Vuttikrai: Free for all to produce The Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) has rejected a request to patent the anti-viral drug Favipiravir which is being administered to patients with few if any Covid-19 symptoms. Vuttikrai Leewiraphan, the department director-general, ruled that the request by a manufacturer to patent the drug in its tablet form did not constitute an advanced invention under the 1979 Patent Act. The applicant was allowed to submit additional paperwork but still fell short of qualifying for the patent, he said. Mr Vuttikrai said nobody could claim exclusive rights to produce or sell Favipiravir in Thailand and both the Government Pharmaceutical Organisation and any private company in Thailand were free to produce it.

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