Ann: POSITIVE TOP-LINE RESULTS FROM PRECLINICAL STUDY IN ARDS, page-66

The difficulty is in justifying use of PPS as a prophylactic. I'd assume there will be little justification to use it as a prophylactic for hayfever, while it might be more difficult to use a prophylactic in asthma since asthma is generally permanent following diagnosis. There might be justification to use it in high risk settings.

While COVID is picked up earlier in patients who are tested daily, it still takes a few days for the virus to establish itself in its host before it becomes detectable.

Based on today's results, I definitely think it'll be a good idea to look at PPS in the acute heart disease setting. I know a lot about acute myocardial infarction and the role inflammation plays and its definitely something I would look at if I were PAR.