It seems like we're hearing about a new potential treatment for COVID-19 on nearly a daily basis. But which, if any, of these treatments is actually effective? And how do they work to interrupt the virus's activity?
In this episode, you'll learn about a variety of treatment options that have been employed against SARS-CoV-2 their respective mechanisms of action.
You can find the source material for this episode on the Harvard Medical Student COVID-19 Curriculum Website.
Episode credits:
Content Development: Harvard Medical Student COVID-19 Curriculum
Narration: Casey Kim and Ryan O'Keefe
Script Preparation: Casey Kim
Editing: Casey Kim
Modified with Permission from the Harvard Medical Student COVID-19 Curriculum Module 1: Basic Virology and Immunology
Authors: Adi Achanta; Stephanie Alden; Pamela Chen; Nicole M. Gilette; Ashwini Joshi; Pinky Langat, PhD; Jeff Meng; Blake Oberfeld; Jordan Said; Simone Sasse; Abigail Schiff, PhD; Allen Zhou
Editor: Kendall Carpenter
Reviewers: Gaurav Gaiha, MD, PhD; Daniel Solomon, MD; Shiv Pillai, MD, PhD
