Antiviral Research

Antivirals are substances that suppress the infection caused by viruses as well as the replication of viruses. Drugs called antivirals can be administered to either prevent or treat illnesses brought on by viruses. Antiviral research includes all aspects of creating medications, vaccines, and immunotherapies against viruses that affect plants, humans and animals.

Particularly in the most developing nations, numerous dangerous human diseases caused by viral infections have very high mortality rates. Because viral mutation rates are so rapid, new drug-resistant strains are constantly arising, necessitating the creation of fresh and potentially more effective antiviral drugs.

Recently, antiviral drugs have been found to be effective in preventing the virus (SARS-CoV-2) from infecting and spreading to healthy cells in our body and developing COVID-19. In addition to helping your immune system fight off infection, this prevents the virus from spreading throughout your body.

Additionally, novel antiviral drug development deserves a lot of attention. Recent evaluations suggest new therapy for many viral illnesses.