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RE: In arrivo l'ANTIVIRALE ..anti covid !! / ANTIVIRAL ..against covid on the way!! [ITA/ENG]
It seems good to me that they are developing drugs to combat covid-19, they are administering it to public use in a very short time, normally new drugs are created, tested and regulated in a period of 10 years , in which they have to go through various stages: exploration stage, preclinical stage, IND request, then come phases I.II.III and up to IV, subsequent surveillance once the official authorization is issued. and finally, come the VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Events Information System) which follow up to detect, monitor, identify and evaluate any adverse event that occurs. How is it possible that these people are doing this and administering it to people in such a short time?
Unfortunately, it is everyone's doubt about the timeline for creating vaccines and treatments.
Perhaps it is a question of funding, so since there is a lot of money at stake perhaps you can find the solution sooner, but the fact remains that they should be tested for a standard period that is not taken into account in this case. Only history will tell if we did right or wrong.. ;-)