U.S. officially launches Redsey Clinical Trial

　　The National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced Friday that it has launched the first clinical trial of the antiviral drug Redciewe for the treatment of new coronary pneumonia at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in the United States, conducting a randomized, placebo-controlled approach the first patient to take part in the trial was an American who had been evacuated from the Japanese cruise ship Diamond Princess The NIH said subjects must test positive for nucleic acid and have an infection in the lungs, while those who test positive for nucleic acid but have mild or asymptomatic symptoms do not meet the condition Redsiewe, a broad-spectrum antiviral drug being developed by Gilead, is currently in clinical practice for pre-use drugs such as Ebola and Merry Amisyndrome Gilead said earlier this month that it had reached an agreement with Chinese health authorities to conduct two clinical trials in Wuhan for redsiewe to treat new coronary pneumonia several U.S companies are accelerating the process of vaccine development Massachusetts-based U.S Biotech Modena Announced Thursday that it has shipped the first new coronavirus vaccine mRNA-1273 produced by the NIH-affiliated U.S National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to conduct a phase-one clinical trial, a record pace until U.S media said 　　"We urgently need safe and effective treatment for the new coronavirus," Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said at a news conference with the U.S Department of Health and Human Services But Mr Fauci also stressed that "even at rocket speed", it would take at least a year for the vaccine to actually be put into service the U.S Center for Control and Prevention (CDC) 25, as of noon, the United States added 4 new cases of infection with coronary pneumonia, the number of confirmed cases rose to 57, of which 40 cases for japan's "Diamond Princess" cruise ship evacuation personnel, 3 cases in Wuhan, China, 14 cases found in the United States mainland confirmed cases Americans should be prepared for an outbreak of new coronary pneumonia in communities across the United States, the CDC has warned at a news conference On the 25th, U.S Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Aza confirmed that the Trump administration has asked Congress for at least $2.5 billion in emergency funding and urged Congress to approve the funds to combat the spread of the epidemic.