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A new measles drug, NV-387, boosted survival by 130% in tests and is now eligible for emergency use amid a U.S. outbreak of over 1,600 cases.
NanoViricides, Inc. announced its experimental drug NV-387 showed strong effectiveness against measles in humanized animal models, increasing survival time by 130% with no toxicity, and is now eligible for emergency use amid a U.S. measles outbreak exceeding 1,600 cases—the highest in over 30 years.
The drug, administered as dissolvable oral gummies and manufactured under U.S. GMP standards, has completed Phase I trials without adverse effects.
It is being developed as a broad-spectrum antiviral targeting measles, RSV, influenza, and other respiratory viruses, with the company supporting physician-led emergency use applications under FDA guidelines.
Un nuevo medicamento contra el sarampión, NV-387, aumentó la supervivencia en un 130% en pruebas y ahora es elegible para uso de emergencia en medio de un brote de más de 1,600 casos en los Estados Unidos.