Cheddar- Coronavirus Latest: Vaccine Distribution on the Horizon & Thanksgiving Travel
November 30, 2020
Dr. Lisa Danzig, infectious disease specialist and Chief Medical Advisor for the COVID-19 Early Treatment Fund spoke with Cheddar about the latest vaccine news and the need for more research on early treatments.
Medscape- Antidepressant Shows Early Promise for Mild COVID-19
November 19, 2020
Results of a CETF-funded clinical trial show early treatment with the antidepressant fluvoxamine may help prevent respiratory deterioration in patients with mild symptomatic COVID-19.
WIRED- How a Medication for OCD Ended Up in a Covid-19 Trial
November 19, 2020
Read the story of how a CETF-funded trial led by researchers at Washington University in St. Louis discovered that a well-known, readily available drug for OCD could be repurposed to prevent COVID-19 complications and save lives.
Dr. Lisa Danzing, Chief Medical Advisor at CETF, discusses the promising results of the CETF-funded clinical trial of Fluvoxamine as an early treatment for COVID-19.
Yahoo Finance- Tech Entrepreneur Seeks COVID-19 Treatment Using Existing Drugs
July 28, 2020
CETF Founder Steve Kirsch discusses why we can't wait for a COVID-19 vaccine, the importance of researching existing drugs now, and our work to raise funds for outpatient trials to identify effective treatments ASAP.
COVID-19 Early Treatment Fund founder Steve Kirsch joins Aaron to discuss why he started the world's only organization 100% focused on funding the most promising drugs and treatments for COVID-19.
Researchers like Dr. Vinetz though are working to find a way to fight back. The Yale School of Medicine scientist is leading the first outpatient clinical trial in the country okayed by the FDA.
Silicon Valley entrepreneur and philanthropist Steve Kirsch says a key research avenue is being ignored: the identification of a drug or drugs to prevent progression into serious illness, hospitalization or death in newly infected patients.
Philanthropy News Digest- Early Treatment Fund Supporting Outpatient Drug Trials
May 20, 2020
A fund created by Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur and philanthropist Steve Kirsch is supporting research on COVID-19 treatments that can be administered immediately after infection.
The Mercury News- How America Can Beat The Coronavirus and Save Lives
May 20, 2020
When it comes to the coronavirus, we shouldn’t have to choose between preserving the economy and saving lives. We can do both without waiting for a vaccine. Here’s how:
ABC7 News- Stanford leads clinical trial for possible COVID-19 treatment
May 13, 2020
A special tent is already up outside the Stanford Medical Center, where researchers are leading a clinical trial into a possible drug treatment for COVID-19.
San Francisco Chronicle – We need to prioritize outpatient clinical trials of drugs against the coronavirus
May 13, 2020
Steve Kirsch writes in an op-ed that finding a treatment that transforms the coronavirus from a deadly disease to a minor inconvenience would change the world fast.
If you have COVID-19, Stanford Health Care may be able to help you right away. Stanford is looking for volunteers to take part in a new trial, and it wants to treat patients almost immediately after testing positive. Dr. Prasanna Jagannathan talks with Raj Mathai about the trial and the treatment.
A new clinical trial at Stanford University is part of an emerging movement to find COVID-19 medicines that can be given almost immediately after infection, before the virus gains a firm foothold in the body.
Golden Gate Fields reopens after massive outbreak; workers recover quickly with repurposed drug "Game-changing'' results with fluvoxamine confirm earlier Phase 2 trial results
An anxiety-fighting drug that has been on the market for decades could turn out to be a potent weapon in the fight against COVID-19. Early-stage research published in a major journal this month found the antidepressant fluvoxamine may prevent patients with COVID-19 from needing hospital care.
The COVID-19 Early Treatment Fund (CETF), which is administered by Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, a 501(c)(3) organization created to ensure the rapid and successful completion of outpatient clinical trials of existing drugs that lead to effective early treatments for COVID-19, today announced the results of a recently funded outpatient clinical trial at Washington University in St. Louis that examined the viability of fluvoxamine in patients with mild COVID-19.
The COVID-19 Early Treatment Fund (CETF) is administered by Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, a 501(c)(3) public charity (EIN: 13-3615533). All donations to CETF are tax deductible and go exclusively towards funding outpatient trials.