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Infected — the drug is absorbed by covid infected cells and blocks how the virus _ infected cells and blocks how the virus replicates in the body. they should _ virus replicates in the body. they should make it harder for the covid virus _ should make it harder for the covid virus to— should make it harder for the covid virus to reproduce and reduce the risk of— virus to reproduce and reduce the risk of developing serious disease. the study— risk of developing serious disease. the study ...

Hospital. and the other reason is the way that this drug works. the drug -- the drug works by introducing errors into the way the virus replicates and the concerns is that it might introduce errors that help the virus. you dont want to use it more widely than you need to. >> good point. what is your emergency here -- we dont have a ton of time, so im curious, though, to people who say, you know, there are already anti-vax advocates who say, listen, we have these anti-viral drugs now to treat cov...

Is this the vaccine this could be used in conjunction with the vaccine and its not an alternative to vaccination and we need to get more people vaccinated who have breakthrough infections and still develop symptomatic disease that are at risk and there are people who choose not to get vaccinated for whom this can be effective and it can be used like tamiflu, and some people still develop symptomatic disease and tamiflu provides an alternative to help the progression of symptoms in individuals an...

Um, i think getting an oral pill that can inhibit viral replication, that can inhibit this virus is going to be a real game-changer. this drug works by mechanisms that are well understood as other drugs on the market that work by similar mechanisms. basically, it works by in -- inducing errors in how this virus replicates. so as the virus replicates, it makes mistakes in replication and it basically kills the virus. so these are targets. this virus is well understood and the mechanisms by which ...

Changer. this drug works by mechanisms that are well understood and there are other drugs that work by similar mechanisms and it works by inducing errors in how the virus replicates and it makes mistakes in replication and it basically kills the virus. these are druggable targets. this virus is well understood. so i think we will get an oral drug that can inhibit viral replication and be taken early in the course of disease to either prevent progression or be used as a prophylaxis. >> so lets be...

Crosses. but who dont want to have a shot. dont want the vaccine. this is not the vaccine. i mean, is this the vaccine in a pill? >> no. this can be used in conjunction with the vaccine. um, and its not an alternative to vaccination. we still have to try to get more people vaccinated but theres going to be people who get vaccinated who are breakthrough infections and still develop symptomatic disease. theyre at risk. there is going to be people who choose not to get vaccinated for whom this can ...

Around hydroxychloroquine, the reason there was hype, could you give something to people who were mildly, moderately ill, a pill they could take at home and prevent them from going to the hospital. everybody thought it is a pipe dream, remdesivir came close, but further trial results did not show it as promising. hydroxychloroquine was problematic, harmful to patients. monoclonal antibodies was the only thing that could do that, requires an infusion, about 2,000 bucks a dose. here you talk about...

That— are four major risks. the first is that that — are four major risks. the first is that that translates to some extent into hospitalisations and deaths, which _ into hospitalisations and deaths, which i _ into hospitalisations and deaths, which i will talk about more. that is protected by the vaccine, but not completely. the second is that there will he _ completely. the second is that there wiii he an— completely. the second is that there will be an increased risk of long—term comp...