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Originally Posted by johnta1
I have no doubt of that. But it's not a vaccine, or keeps someone from getting it. I believe the effects of the drug help the patient breath easier.
Since the main problem of the virus is not getting enough O2, any help is better. If they don't have to intubate the better for the patient.
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John, very few vaccines prevent transmission of a virus; the vast majority lessen the severity of a certain virus. This is WHY the flu "shots" are ineffective in nearly 50% of the population. This past flu season was especially bad considering there were TWO strains of influenza; influenza "A" and influenza "B", Some virologists and epidemiologists are concern that some of these influenza cases were actually CV-19 but not recognized as such.