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NanoViricides' drug NV-387 extended survival in measles-infected mice by 130% and may offer treatment for those unable to get vaccinated.
NanoViricides reports promising preclinical results for its experimental drug NV-387 against measles, showing it significantly extended survival in infected mice by 130% and reduced lung damage and inflammation.
The drug, which mimics a viral attachment molecule to block infection and protect tissues, has completed a safe Phase I human trial and is available as oral gummies.
With rising measles cases and concerns over vaccine effectiveness, NV-387 could offer a treatment option, especially for those unable to receive vaccines, though further development depends on grants and contracts.
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El fármaco NV-387 de NanoViricides prolongó la supervivencia en ratones infectados por sarampión en un 130% y puede ofrecer tratamiento para aquellos que no pueden vacunarse.