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Vidcast: https://youtu.be/mHatAUw52vo
A Remdesivir, ritonivir, and lopinavir drug cocktail may be the most potent CoVid killer. This conclusion from a Singapore artificial intelligence study just pre-published on the medrixiv.org.
Researchers used their IDentif.ai platform and known CoVid killing abilities of 12 anti-viral drugs to predict and test a half million possible drug combinations. The result: adding to remdesivir the antiviral ritonivir/lopinavir combo drug, marketed as Kaletra for HIV PreP use, would drive a 6.5 fold greater therapeutic effect compared with remdesivir alone.
This model correlates with clinical findings in that remdesivir alone is only 16% effective and hydroxychloroquine, even with Zithromax, is only 3-4% effective.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.04.20088104v1.full.pdf
#pandemic #covid #remdesivir #kaletra #ritonivir #lopinavir #hydroxychloroquine
By Howard G. Smith MD, AM
Vidcast: https://youtu.be/mHatAUw52vo
A Remdesivir, ritonivir, and lopinavir drug cocktail may be the most potent CoVid killer. This conclusion from a Singapore artificial intelligence study just pre-published on the medrixiv.org.
Researchers used their IDentif.ai platform and known CoVid killing abilities of 12 anti-viral drugs to predict and test a half million possible drug combinations. The result: adding to remdesivir the antiviral ritonivir/lopinavir combo drug, marketed as Kaletra for HIV PreP use, would drive a 6.5 fold greater therapeutic effect compared with remdesivir alone.
This model correlates with clinical findings in that remdesivir alone is only 16% effective and hydroxychloroquine, even with Zithromax, is only 3-4% effective.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.04.20088104v1.full.pdf
#pandemic #covid #remdesivir #kaletra #ritonivir #lopinavir #hydroxychloroquine