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remdesivir

/rem-des-uh-veer/US // ˌrɛmˈdɛs ə vɪər //

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : an antiviral medicine, first used to fight the Ebola virus, that prevents an RNA-based virus from reproducing within an infected cell by blocking it from replicating its viral genome:The hunt was on to find older antiviral drugs like remdesivir that could be repurposed to treat the new virus.

Examples

  • The FDA grants emergency use authorization for the antiviral drug remdesivir for severely ill patients after preliminary findings suggest the drug can shorten hospital stays.

  • When Shonray Brooks arrived at the hospital, the doctors transferred her to the intensive care unit, where she received supplementary oxygen and the antiviral medication remdesivir.

  • So its conclusions about whether remdesivir shortens hospital stays or cuts the risk of going on a ventilator need a closer look, Brett-Major says.

  • Now, with those trials already under way, the data provide support for the continued use of remdesivir in people.

  • There was a trend suggesting remdesivir might speed recovery.