NanoViricides Inc. (NNVC)

[BonelessCat]

From all I've read about the DRACO platform, if you are looking for it to be an effective therapy soon you will be greatly disappointed. It isn't nontoxic; it kills cells. That's the point. The question is whether or not it remains nontoxic in the real world with highly virus experienced humans.

One can be infected with H1N1 and 5 years later a new H1N1 poses a threat. What then? Use the H1N1 DRACO and it will kill all the healthy cells that survived the previous infection. Is this really a slam dunk similar to targeting only viruses?