Mechanisms and Clinical Applications of Antiviral Medications in Viral Disease Management
Antiviral medications are critical in the prevention and treatment of viral in fections. Unlike antibacterial agents, these drugs target specific stages of the viral life cycle, thereby inhibiting replication while minimizing harm to host cells. This article reviews the mechanisms of action, classification, and clinical ap plications of antiviral medications, along with their limitations and future pros pects[1].
Maria Garcia
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