Star Tribune: “U of M is expanding research of experimental treatment that saved COVID-19 patients”

“University of Minnesota researchers announced this week that they are exploring an aerosolized version of the liquid treatment that could be administered more easily and to more patients. […]

The researchers still need to convince the Food and Drug Administration that it is an effective treatment for acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), a severe lung disorder caused by COVID-19 and other infectious diseases. But they are confident enough that they have created a startup company, Herald Therapeutics, and the university has obtained patents in the United States, Canada, China, India, and Mexico and is seeking one from the European Union.”

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