antiviral
- adjective
- /ˌæntiˈvaɪrəl/
- Specialized
- The doctor prescribed an antiviral drug to help treat the patient's viral infection.
- antiviral drug
- antiviral agent
- antiviral medication
It's a compound that's been studied because of its antiviral properties.
- It's a compound that's been studied because of its antiviral properties.
- Pac-Man stands for prophylactic antiviral CRISPR in human cells.
- I'm just saying that it has some antiviral properties.
- Other people work on, you know, antiviral strategies for Ebola or HIV, And other people work on education.
- You know, the Bible references using these some of these as essential oils like like kasha and cinnamon and myrrh that all have these antiviral properties.
Examples
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The patient responded well to antiviral therapy, and post-therapy CT revealed that the mass had resolved completely.
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Further, Lassa can be cured with proper use of the antiviral drug ribavirin.
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I'm just saying that it has some antiviral properties.
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Both patients responded to antiviral treatment and recovered without complications.
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It's a compound that's been studied because of its antiviral properties.
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If a pandemic struck the world today, there would be another possible weapon against influenza: antiviral medicine.
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Her research interests include influenza viruses and mechanisms of resistance to antiviral agents.
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An example is the new direct-acting antiviral medicines to treat hepatitis C.
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Influenza outbreaks are difficult to control without the use of vaccines and antiviral drugs.
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Starting antiviral therapy early, within 72 hours of onset, may reduce the chance of PHN.
Academic text (2012)
Synonyms
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- Specialized
A substance like a medicine that stops a virus growing or kills it
How Virucidal
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Etymology
The word antiviral combines anti- 'against' with viral from virus, so it describes something that acts against viruses and stops their growth.