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Pfizer is also running a study to see if the pills help people who’ve only been exposed to covid-19, as a sort of prophylactic treatment.
HOW PFIZER MADE AN EFFECTIVE ANTI-COVID PILLANTONIO REGALADOFEBRUARY 4, 2022MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEWThey also said that it may make sense for certain at-risk populations to be prescribed antivirals preemptively, as a prophylactic.
WE’LL NEVER HAVE A NORMAL FLU SEASON AGAINDYLAN SCOTTJANUARY 18, 2022VOXWynne’s sense is that North American home-canning recommendations are a prophylactic measure — to ensure the least possible chance of anything going awry.
I FOUND AN OLD-SCHOOL TECHNIQUE TO CONQUER MY JAM FEARS. THEN I TRIED TO FIGURE OUT IF IT’S SAFE.CHARLOTTE DRUCKMANAUGUST 26, 2021WASHINGTON POSTBischofberger said one of the most powerful uses of Tamiflu was as a preventive measure — when flu hits a region or a nursing home, people could be given a prophylactic daily pill.
THE QUEST FOR A PILL TO FIGHT VIRUSES GETS A $3.2 BILLION BOOSTCAROLYN Y. JOHNSONJUNE 17, 2021WASHINGTON POSTA 1991 “60 Minutes” profile of Limbaugh included one of his patented themed updates — in this case a condom update — cued up with “Up, Up and Away,” and attacking the distribution of prophylactics in schools.
RESTORING THE FAIRNESS DOCTRINE CAN’T PREVENT ANOTHER RUSH LIMBAUGHHEATHER HENDERSHOTFEBRUARY 19, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIn the second class he is even superior, because the latter has not the same prophylactic against pride.
A HISTORY OF MEDIAEVAL JEWISH PHILOSOPHYISAAC HUSIKCold infusion of tar was used in our colonies as a prophylactic against the Small Pox.
EPIDEMICS EXAMINED AND EXPLAINED: OR, LIVING GERMS PROVED BY ANALOGY TO BE A SOURCE OF DISEASEJOHN GROVECertain physicians employed a prophylactic remedy made up of very many substances.
CATHOLIC CHURCHMEN IN SCIENCEJAMES J. WALSHProphylactic, prof-i-lak′tik, adj. guarding against: defending from disease.
CHAMBERS'S TWENTIETH CENTURY DICTIONARY (PART 3 OF 4: N-R)VARIOUSThis was followed a few years later by the preparation of a prophylactic against cholera.
THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY, JUNE, 1900VARIOUSWORDS RELATED TO PROPHYLACTIC
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