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COVID-19 treatments: current options and therapies under investigation.

Jul 2026 · Topics in antiviral medicine · Vol 34 Ahead of Issue, pp. 1-10 · 0 citations
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The current guidelines for treating acute COVID-19 are outlined, information on the mechanistic rationale behind various published and ongoing clinical trials investigating potential long COVID therapeutic agents are summarized and information on the mechanistic rationale behind various published and ongoing clinical trials investigating potential long COVID therapeutic agents are summarized.

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