Blood thinners reduce need for organ support in COVID-19 patients
Clinical trial shows that treating moderately ill COVID-19 patients with a full-dose blood thinner reduced their need for organ support.
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Clinical trial shows that treating moderately ill COVID-19 patients with a full-dose blood thinner reduced their need for organ support.
Using time of flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (ToF-SIMS) enabled the detection of nanoscale quantities of glycosaminoglycan (GAG) contaminants in heparin.
Interim data from 1,000 hospitalised patients with moderate COVID-19 symptoms shows that full doses of heparin can improve patient outcomes and could reduce ICU burden.
The adaptive Phase III trials will assess whether various types and doses of blood thinners can prevent COVID-19 patients forming potentially fatal blood clots.
Researchers have demonstrated that all regimens of anticoagulants were far superior to no anticoagulants in COVID-19 patients.
The portfolio will be offered to low- and lower-middle-income countries to help financially strained healthcare systems care for COVID-19 patients.