Despite the modern advances in medical science, TB (Tuberculosis) is still a deadly disease.
The disease continues to cost lives in many countries, but a new vaccine developed to prevent the disease has given hope for the future of effective TB treatment. Is.
Experts from Cornell University in the United States have developed a compound that can quickly paralyze and destroy the ‘Mycobacterium tuberculosis’ that causes TB in the human body. This compound is named (CLB073).
Research to develop this compound has been conducted by Professor David Russell and William of the College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) at Cornell University.
After several experiments by experts, it has been revealed that (CLB073) blocks the carbon pathway of bacteria, which causes the bacterium to die.
Now it is expected that very soon this compound will be tested on humans.
Cornell and Weill Cornell Medicine are part of a 25-member network associated with the ‘tuberculosis drug accelerator’ to develop the compound, which includes government agencies, scientists, universities, pharmaceutical companies and other companies.
All parties meet twice a year and discuss new approaches to TB treatment.
In this regard, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has also done a lot of research, which was completed in February 2023.
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