Cedars-Sinai and UCLA scientists discover potential new COVID-19 treatment

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Cedars-Sinai and UCLA scientists discover potential new COVID-19 treatment
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Scientists from Cedars-Sinai have reported research findings that have opened the possibility to a new therapy for COVID-19 patients, a discovery made in a biologic substance created by re-engineer…

LOS ANGELES — Scientists from Cedars-Sinai have reported research findings that have opened the possibility to a new therapy for COVID-19 patients, a discovery made in a biologic substance created by re-engineered human skin cells.

The new findings for potential treatment inhibits replication but also protects or repairs tissue, an important step because COVID-19 can cause symptoms that affects patients long after being infected by the virus. Scientists say there are few treatments that exist for COVID-19, and the ones that do exist focus on preventing the virus from replicating.Investigators at UCLA collaborated in the study and research.

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