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A Note on Ivermectin and COVID-19

Researchers from Monash University and the Royal Melbourne Hospital in Australia discovered the fact that the drug Ivermectin almost completely destroys the coronavirus within 48 hours from the start of use (information about this was published in the medical journal Antiviral Research).

The Nobel Prize and Established Use of Ivermectin

The discovery of Ivermectin was indeed awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2015. The prize was shared by scientists William C. Campbell and Satoshi Ōmura for their work in developing the drug as a highly effective therapy against infections caused by roundworm parasites.

Ivermectin is a critically important antiparasitic medication used in both humans and animals. In humans, it is approved by health authorities like the WHO and the FDA to treat specific neglected tropical diseases, such as onchocerciasis (river blindness), strongyloidiasis, and helminthiases. It has dramatically reduced the global burden of these diseases, preventing blindness and disfigurement in millions of people.

It turned out that this antiparasitic drug has long been used to treat human pigs, cattle, horses and sheep from helminths and other parasites. It was shared by the Japanese scientist Satoshi Omura and the American William Campbell for the work they have done since 1978. Thanks to them, people had a remedy that saved them from blindness and elephantiasis caused by worms.

Sometimes the drug was prescribed to patients to get rid of lice and scabies, however, having noticed a number of strong side effects, it was proposed to ban it for people with weakened immunity.

Since 1997, Ivermectin has been used to treat the infectious disease of strongyloidosis caused by roundworms in humans.
In this disease, in addition to gastrointestinal and skin symptoms, there are also pulmonary manifestations due to the movement of the larvae of the worm through the alveoli.
The primary infection is manifested by wheezing in the lungs and a slight cough, and then symptoms similar to bronchial asthma and pneumonia may develop.

Perhaps this latest similarity with COVID-19 prompted scientists to try an antiparasitic agent, which was based on a substance produced by certain microorganisms in the fight against coronavirus.

Australian researchers tested Ivermectin on a cell culture infected with the coronavirus. They report that 24 hours after the drug was injected into the cells, the proportion of viral RNA in them decreased by 93%,
after another two days the virus decreased by 99%.

The agent was introduced into the cell culture 2 hours after infection. In addition to being effective in fighting the virus, it turned out to be non-toxic to cells. In this regard, scientists have proposed to begin clinical trials to repurpose the drug for the treatment of COVID-19.

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