UK scientists starting trials of drug that could fight off coronavirus next week

A group of scientists at the University of Southampton are starting trials of a drug they believe could fight off coronavirus next week

A British team has received the green light to begin Phase II human trials of a drug that could help hospital patients fight off the coronavirus infection.The global race to find a treatment has been joined by a team from Southampton University.

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