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et al., Nature Communication, doi:0.1038/s41467-025-62214-x | The efficacy and safety of inhaled peptide YKYY017 for COVID-19 patients with mild illness: a phase 2 randomized controlled trial |
31% improved recovery (p=0.003) and 13% improved viral load (p=0.08). RCT 239 mostly mild COVID-19 outpatients showing the primary endpoint of viral load reduction at day 4 was not met with inhaled peptide YKYY017. The 20mg group showed significantly faster time to recovery. The study population was low-ris.. |
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