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A common nasal spray may help prevent Covid. What a new study shows
In a German trial, azelastine nasal spray reduced COVID-19 infection risk by 67% compared to placebo, suggesting potential as an additional preventive tool alongside vaccines.
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In the midst of uncertainty about eligibility and access to the most recent vaccine against Covid-19, a new study found that a common nasal spray can help prevent infection. This randomized and placebo-controlled clinical trial examined the effectiveness of azelastin nasal spray in preventing infection by Covid-19, as published in JAMA Internal Medicine on 2 September.
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