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Home » Immunologist claims drug to prevent Covid deaths

Immunologist claims drug to prevent Covid deaths

NT BureauBy NT BureauJuly 30, 2021No Comments
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Chennai: An immunologist, who had studied her PG in Oxford University, has claimed to have come out with a research recommending a monoclonal antibody drug that would prevent
inflammation and deaths among Covid patients.

Gowthami Balasubramanian, who had her post-graduation in M.Sc–Integrated Immunology from the University of Oxford, England, said during her specialised research in inflammatory
Autoimmune Disorder at University of Oxford, she derived a drug which was approved by the Department of Oncology, Oxford University.

The result has been found to be relevant in tackling Covid-19. Her monoclonal antibody drug recommendation based on these results will drastically prevent inflammation during the final stages of the disease, provide relief and prevent death.

“This is not a vaccine, but only a medicine to prevent the death of patients who are in a critical condition,” she said and wanted the Tamilnadu government to take her research findings to the next level for the benefit of Covid patients.

 

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