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How Does the COVID-19 Antiviral Medications Workflow Compare to the Traditional Antiviral Production Pipeline

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to progress researchers and scientists are starting to learn more about the virus in order to effectively combat it. One of those lessons is how the COVID-19 virus compares to other viruses when it comes to developing treatments. Justin Honore talked to Dr. Kishor Wasan, PH.D.,FAAPS, FCAHS, FCSPS, Chief…

By Sciences · October 6, 2021, 4:15 PM UTCAntibioticsAntiviralUniversity of British Columbia
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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to progress researchers and scientists are starting to learn more about the virus in order to effectively combat it.

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One of those lessons is how the COVID-19 virus compares to other viruses when it comes to developing treatments.

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Kishor Wasan, PH.D.,FAAPS, FCAHS, FCSPS, Chief…

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to progress researchers and scientists are starting to learn more about the virus in order to effectively combat it. One of those lessons is how the COVID-19 virus compares to other viruses when it comes to developing treatments. Justin Honore talked to Dr. Kishor Wasan, PH.D.,FAAPS, FCAHS, FCSPS, Chief Medical & Scientific Officer at Skymount Medical and a Distinguished University Scholar Adjunct Professor at the University of British Columbia about how COVID-19 vaccine research and production compare to the traditional antiviral and antibiotic production pipeline.

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