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Author of the article: Jason Herring Publishing date: Feb 13, 2021  •  February 13, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  Dr. Dan Muruve (left), chief science officer of Arch Biopartners, and Dr. Alain Tremblay, professor at the University of Calgary's Cumming School of Medicine, are facilitating a Phase II human trial in Calgary for Metablok, a drug developed to combat organ inflammation often in severe cases of COVID-19. Photo by Submited Article content A made-in-Calgary drug that researchers hope can treat organ inflammation is now being tested on local COVID-19 patients. The Univer...

U of C joins trial of novel drug Metablok, hoped to reduce organ inflammation in severe COVID-19 patients Jason Herring © Provided by Calgary Herald Dr. Dan Muruve (left), chief science officer of Arch Biopartners, and Dr. Alain Tremblay, professor at the University of Calgary's Cumming School of Medicine, are facilitating a Phase II human trial in Calgary for Metablok, a drug developed to combat organ inflammation often in severe cases of COVID-19. A made-in-Calgary drug that researchers hope can treat organ inflammation is now being tested on local COVID-19 patients. T...

What’s happening now Newfoundland and Labrador is warning its rotational workers of outbreaks at out-of-province sites, including 11 Alberta oilsands operations. The GraceLife Church located just outside of Edmonton is continuing to hold in-person services despite a closure order. An Alberta public health specialist says restaurants are taking on a lot of risk for themselves and customers as new variants spread. Alberta reported 305 new cases and 15 new deaths from COVID-19 on Saturday. The border testing pilot at the Calgary International Airport will be suspended when the new federal test...

What’s happening now Newfoundland and Labrador is warning its rotational workers of outbreaks at out-of-province sites, including 11 Alberta oilsands operations. The GraceLife Church located just outside of Edmonton is continuing to hold in-person services despite a closure order. An Alberta public health specialist says restaurants are taking on a lot of risk for themselves and customers as new variants spread. Alberta reported 305 new cases and 15 new deaths from COVID-19 on Saturday. The border testing pilot at the Calgary International Airport will be suspended when the new federal test...