Awesome news today and Brilacidin's potential and range of application is nothing short of amazing..
The area and usage I keep thinking about is as a preventative or prophylactic..developed as an inhaler or similar.
From your post: An inhaled form of Brilacidin will be studied soon as a preventative treatment for high risk individuals at the initiation of symptoms.
My question (thoughts) is that once symptoms are present, which might mean the virus is also present, it no longer is a prophylactic?...unless safety issues might prevent this, could a potential inhaler be used prior to symptoms, especially with "at risk" individuals..maybe even 2-3 times a week?
I realize that Brilacidin is not being developed as a "vaccine" but, again, I keep going back to it being a "preventative"...and "ease of application"..
Thanks Farrell for all you do here and for your expertise and scientific level-headed approach.
Mark