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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / AIDS / February 2005anyone remember ribavirin?
seems like it's good for something after all... http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/europe/02/19/germany.rabies.ap/index.html b/ > seems like it's good for something after all... http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/europe/02/19/germany.rabies.ap/index.html > b/ It may yet make a comeback, with caveats, in RSV infection. My boss has some funky data which shows a hell of a difference if used in combo with something else. Can't give too much away - we're awaiting publication :-P Bennett >> seems like it's good for something after all... >> > http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/europe/02/19/germany.rabies.ap/index.html > It may yet make a comeback, with caveats, in RSV infection. The Richard Nixon of anti-virals.... B/ LOL :o) It's an odd one. I don't think anyone really knows how it works, and it may well have different mechanisms for various viruses. Still, the data we've got is pretty impressive - the trick is going to be turning a mouse model into something clinically relevant. Along with the rest of the controls, Ribavarin alone doesn't do a whole lot. There's a synergistic effect of sorts... Bennett > Still, the data we've got is pretty impressive - the trick is going to > be turning a mouse model into something clinically relevant. an understatement.... > Along with the rest of the controls, Ribavarin alone doesn't do a whole lot. > There's a synergistic effect of sorts... well cool... congrats on your persistence. b/ |
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