Designed to protect, capture and prevent the inhalation of infectious viruses, including SARS-CoV-2Highlights:BHM® Anti-Viral Nasal Spray launches in Singapore on 1st May 2022Coming soon to the UK and EuropeUniversity of Birmingham lab tests have shown that the formulation can prevent infection of cells in culture w.
Researchers used a tissue engineering technique to develop a functional skin equivalent that can be created using a 3D printer, per an article from Forbes.
Researchers used a tissue engineering technique to develop a functional skin equivalent that can be created using a 3D printer, per an article from Forbes.
The nasal spray, Taffix, coats the inside of the nose to stop the infection in its tracks and creates a more acidic environment for viruses like Covid-19 to survive
A readily-available nasal spray may have prevented Jews from catching Covid at a religious festival in Israel last year, a study has suggested.
The £51 spray, sold in a pack of four, called Taffix, is said to coat the inside of the nose in an acidic powder that makes it difficult for viral particles to penetrate.
The densely populated city of Bney Brak, four miles (6.3km) east of Tel Aviv, saw its infection rate soar from 18 per cent of the population to 28 per cent following the Jewish new year last September.