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Browsing by Author "Mohammed Abdelgafoor Abdelgadir Salih, MD2"

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    MNAD Hypothesis Based Protocol Proposed for Treatment of COVID.19: Assessment of Minocycline, N. acetylcysteine, Aspirin & vitamin D (MNad) Theory for treatment of COVID.19 Adults Patients
    (جامعة الشيخ عبدالله البدري, 2020-11-23) Mosab Nouraldein Mohammed Hamad, BSC (honors), MSC1,2; Mohammed Abdelgafoor Abdelgadir Salih, MD2; Mohammed Omer Mohammed Hussein, BSC, MSC, PGA2; Sufian Khalid Mohammed Nor3; Haifaa Mohamed Saeed MD2; Fatima Omer Mohamed BSC2
    Abstract COVID.19 Pandemic is a real disaster facing the globe, and up to date its uncontrollable , due to absence of data about the real mechanism upon which this virus overcome immune system and induce lethal symptoms certainly among aged and those with low-level of immunity. MNAD hypothesis based protocol aimed to measure validity of combination Minocycline as antibiotic, N. acetyl cysteine as antioxidant, aspirin as anticoagulant and vitamin D as immune regulator to treat COVID.19 infection. This protocol opened and implemented by any institutions or health authority after permission of the corresponding author of it.

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