A UNITED Arab Emirates (UAE) research institute has developed a breakthrough treatment for COVID-19 which could be a game-changer in the global fight against the virus.

Hend Al Otaiba, UAE Director of Strategic Communications, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, made this disclosure on Friday.

In the race against time to find a cure for COVID-19, several countries have tried different approaches in treating the virus.

The ICIR in this report compiles some countries that have begun a human trial of the COVID-19 vaccine and other possible breakthrough treatments of the virus.

UAE breakthrough treatment on COVID-19

As confirmed on Friday May 1 by Hend Al Otaiba, UAE Director of Strategic Communications, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Abu Dhabi Stem Cells Center (ADSCC), developed an innovative method which involves extracting stem cells from a patient’s blood and reintroducing them into the lungs via inhalation of a mist, regenerating lung cells and preventing the immune system from overreacting. ·

The treatment already has successfully undergone an initial phase of clinical trials – with 73 patients making full recoveries without any adverse side effects. The recipients were moderately or severely ill before treatment, with many incubated in an ICU.

Madagascar’s ‘Covid-Organics’ born from local medicine

According to a report by Theafricareport, the launch of Covid-Organics (CVO) in Madagascar has raised many questions.

For Marcel Razanamparany, president of the Academy of Medicine, this initiative highlights the work of Research institute in Antananarivo, Madagascar (IMRA) researchers, who conducted the clinical study and whose founder, Albert Rakoto Ratsimamanga, has always advocated the connection between modern and traditional medicine.

In the race against time to find a cure for COVID-19, Madagascar began very early on a dual therapy protocol based on chloroquine and the antibiotic azithromycin, in association with treatments derived from traditional knowledge that emphasises the use of medicinal plants.

With Madagascar’s rich biodiversity and the central role of its traditional practitioners, the decision was made to promote traditional medicine.

Madagascar President Andry Rajoelina recommended organic concoction to cure infected patients.

Rajoelina on his Twitter handle asked people to believe in the country’s abiliy, and informing them that all profits accrued through the sale of the concoction will be diverted to the Malagasy Institute of Applied Research (MIAR).

READ MORE: https://www.icirnigeria.org/uae-madagascar-other-countries-with-possible-breakthrough-treatment-for-covid-19/

y Nigeria no dey like enter list like this?

Ok

The UAE discovery appears to be the most exciting and interesting. If it fully works, then this is the reprieve the world has been waiting for. It is just like a nebulizer and is inhaled directly into the lungs.

This is front page worthy, Lalasticlala

Which kind portion be this na!