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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 five days, twice a day of a pill that could potentially what it does, it basically interferes with ...

Fights covid. >> sure. let me preface by saying that bacteria and viruses are different. viruses need to replicate within a human cell whereas bacteria don't which is why antibiotics are easier to develop for bacteria than antivirals. we don't hear much about antivirals. as the virus is replicating, it's using different building blocks to make new viruses. what this drug does essentially acts like one of those building blocks like a trojan horse or wolf in sheep's clothing, jake. and then the virus starts to build with this abnormal building block and it messes up the replication process. so t...