$RIGL #news - Positive topline data shows #fostamatinib met the primary endpoint of safety in Phase 2 #clinicaltrial in hospitalized patients with #COVID19 - https://t.co/ljRUWks11y
Meanwhile on the other side @NEJM, two papers on the role of IL-6 inhibition in those hospitalised with COVID led locally by @nicholacooper@TYoungstein and @agordonICU (https://t.co/nIoHyh8AXO, https://t.co/f2BEATRy1c)
Our @nicholacooper is leading a study to evaluate the use of the drugs fostamatinib and ruxolitinib in patients with #COVID19 pneumonia.
Be sure to follow @MATISTrial to stay up to date with the latest findings, and visit our website for more info 👇 https://t.co/cEc8aGYKhx
Improvements in technology and overlapping clinical trials are among the reasons why COVID-19 vaccines are being developed quickly.
Watch Deputy Chief Medical Officer Professor Jonathan Van-Tam describe in more detail how this saved time 👇
Thanks to Dr. Fauci for coming by the NIH ICU to hear more about the patients on our study evaluating fostamatinib for hospitalized patients with COVID-19. https://t.co/IfYDNG8S1T
@TheBethesdaLabs @NIHClinicalCntr @NIHCritCare @nih_nhlbi @YogenKanthi @julieerbalvarez
New research has shown the Oxford #COVID19 vaccine, which is administered in two doses, is 70.4% effective overall - or 90% effective if administered as a half dose then a full dose https://t.co/m0u4ToyEO8
We are delighted to be part of the MATIS trial team for treatments in COVID-19 pneumonia. It’s a new and welcome experience for efficient trial set up with rapid but careful reviews.
First patient recruited today to the MATIS study for COVID-19 pneumonia! @nicholacooper@nvergis#Letsdobetter
New trial to test anti-inflammatory drugs in patients with COVID-19 pneumonia https://t.co/nyxKveXOzT