Using dexamethasone to treat Covid patients ‘may have saved one million lives’
Using dexamethasone to treat coronavirus patients may have saved a million lives around the world since its discovery, NHS England has said.
Using dexamethasone to treat coronavirus patients may have saved a million lives around the world since its discovery, NHS England has said.
A drug used to treat rheumatoid arthritis could help to save the lives of one in 25 patients admitted to hospital with Covid-19 and reduce the need for a mechanical ventilator, scientists have found.
Using dexamethasone to treat Covid-19 patients could have saved 650,000 lives around the world, a study suggests.
Dexamethasone has become the “backbone” of the hospital treatment of patients with Covid-19, a senior medic said.