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Key Takeaways from the SmallCapsDaily article featuring NanoViricides:
- NanoViricides therapy offers a strong possibility of enhancement of the effectiveness of remdesivir-based therapies, is easily the most consumed COVID-19 drug today. The NV-CoV-1-R therapy, a combination of remdesivir and the NV-CoV-1, encapsulates remdesivir as the participating drug for blocking the viral replication cycle in order to protect it from metabolism in the body
- NanoViricides’ technology has shown a lot of promise which is why the company is in a great cash position. In its most recent 10Q filing, management reported that it had approximately $22 million in the form of current assets i.e. cash, cash equivalents, and prepaid expenses
- NanoViricides was recently in the news for engaging renowned CRO (contract research organization), Calvert Labs for the purpose of performing the Safety Pharmacology studies on the NV-CoV-1.
For more insight into NanoViricides, Inc., and to continue reading the Small Caps Daily featured article, please click here: https://smallcapsdaily.com/nanoviricides-rapidly-advancing-towards-clinical-trials/
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