BATTLEFORWORLD.COM | November 16, 2021: In March Russia's Federal Medical Biological Agency (FMBA) announced plans to conduct phase one clinical trials of a new coronavirus medicine called "Mir-19". The drug is based on a new molecule and was patented, and has no equal.

According to the agency's head Veronika Skvortsova, the medication is based on micro-RNA technology that blocks certain parts of the virus RNA. She noted that "Micro-RNA is completely safe for humans, it affects neither the human genome nor immunity but is highly effective in targeting the virus. ..."

Cellular immunity created by the vaccine is expected to last 13 to 17 years, says Skvortsova. And emphasized that "Antibody immunity usually lasts for months, while cellular immunity lasts for years, and certain experiments have proved that it lasts 13 to 17 years."

Today, November 16, Skvortsova gave an update, noting that the phase one clinical trials have been completed and has confirmed that the nasal form of the medication was well-tolerated, with exceptional results. That "The drug is safe for humans as it only impacts the virus and not the entire body. It is a highly specific aetiotropic antiviral drug."

The new medication, Mir-19, is designed to prevent and treat corona-virus, is suitable for inhalation and nasal administration. The drug halts virus replication and prevents the most severe forms of the infection, as well as pneumonitis ...

(BattleForWorld.com: Besides nasal form, the new medication could also be made available in injectable form. But for now, the treatment consists of vaporizing the medication into the nostrils. If you are in the United States, do not expect this type of corona-virus preventative medication to be available there, because US big pharma does not like foreign competition and would rather the entire world to be contractually bound, to give up all manner of things, just to use their medications only.)

Is this the first of Russia's curveball corona-virus medications? - (Posting, here.)

Mir-19, the Russian corona-virus drug, nasal vaporizing medication.

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