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COVID-19 Scan for Feb 08, 2021

A study today in Nature Medicine showed Pfizer s mRNA vaccine, the first vaccine approved in the United States for use against COVID-19, neutralized three variants of the virus, including the B117 strain first identified in the United Kingdom, and two new variants first confirmed in South Africa. The mutations tested included the N501Y from the United Kingdom and South Africa, the 69/70-deletion + N501Y + D614G from United Kingdom; and E484K + N501Y + D614G from South Africa. To conduct the study, University of Texas Medical Branch researchers engineered three COVID-19 viruses with the spike mutations from the variants. They then measured neutralization geometric mean titers (GMTs) against the variants in 20 samples of human sera from subjects who had been vaccinated with Pfizer s two-dose vaccine 2 to 4 weeks earlier.

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Antiviral acelera la eliminación del SARS-CoV-2 en pacientes no hospitalizados-Pysnnoticias

Antiviral acelera la eliminación del SARS-CoV-2 en pacientes no hospitalizados-Pysnnoticias
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Peginterferon-lambda shows strong antiviral action to accelerate clearance of COVID-19

Credit: Courtesy UHN TORONTO (February 5, 2021) - A clinical study led by Dr. Jordan Feld, a liver specialist at Toronto Centre for Liver Disease, University Health Network (UHN), showed an experimental antiviral drug can significantly speed up recovery for COVID-19 outpatients - patients who do not need to be hospitalized. This could become an important intervention to treat infected patients and help curb community spread, while COVID-19 vaccines are rolled out this year. This treatment has large therapeutic potential, especially at this moment as we see aggressive variants of the virus spreading around the globe which are less sensitive to both vaccines and treatment with antibodies, says Dr. Feld, who is also Co-Director of the Schwartz Reisman Liver Research Centre and the R. Phelan Chair in Translational Liver Research at UHN.

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Study: Hepatitis drug speeds recovery in non-hospitalized COVID-19 patients

A single injection of an experimental antiviral drug appears to speed recovery in non-hospitalized patients with COVID-19, according to a study published Friday by Lancet Respiratory Medicine.

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Coronavirus: Antiviral treatment may prevent severe COVID-19 cases, help curb community spread, study says

A new antiviral drug, delivered in a single shot, could be a key tool to slow community spread, according to a Canadian study that shows the treatment may be able to help those with milder cases of COVID-19 recover from the infection much faster.

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