The antiviral is efficacious in non-human primates, and is safe and well-tolerated in humans Findings support further clinical development for prevention and treatment of dengue, which impacts millions
The antiviral is efficacious in non-human primates, and is safe and well-tolerated in humansFindings support further clinical development for prevention and treatment of dengue, which impacts millions of people today and is poised to threaten many more due to climate changeResearch builds on Johnson & Johnson’s endu.
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Belgium: A recent study reported in the journal Nature has described a new target for the treatment of dengue. The antiviral compound showed strong activity in mice for prophylaxis against dengue and.
Researchers at the KU Leuven Rega Institute and CD3 have developed an ultrapotent inhibitor of the dengue virus, which causes the tropical disease known as dengue. The teams collaborated closely with Janssen Pharmaceutica, N.V. The antiviral molecule is exceptionally effective against all known dengue variants and could be used for therapeutic and prevention purposes. The teams have published their findings in Nature.