Antivirals: Will They End COVID-19?

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AsapSCIENCE

Biology, Life Sciences, Comedy, Youtuber, Science

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🗓️ 1 April 2020

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Antivirals are being tested RIGHT NOW to fight COVID-19. How do they work? When can we expect results? And why do we keep hearing about Chloroquine and Remdesivir?

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0:00.0	About your personal subjects with the facts you be tense, but we are a sub-science here to make things make sense.
0:06.1	Today we are talking about panty viral medication.
0:09.9	How is it going to help us in treating COVID-19?
0:13.1	And where are we at with clinical trials?
0:15.5	And when can we start to expect to be using this medication?
0:19.1	Hello, hello, hello, it's Mitch.
0:21.1	And it's Greg.
0:21.9	Welcome back to SideNote.
0:24.5	Shout out to all the people who watched the podcast on YouTube last time and actually went out.
0:29.5	It actually worked.
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0:32.5	Who knew we could even do it?
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0:38.6	you can check it out at SideNote podcast on YouTube.
0:41.5	And then for anyone who's from watching ASAP Science videos coming here,
0:45.6	just to give you a quick brief of how the podcast works if you're new,
0:49.4	basically we start the episodes always with a little, what would you say, Greg?
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0:54.6	Welcome to the doctor's office.
0:56.3	Time for a little check up.
0:58.0	Then we do what did you learn this week,
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