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The Bigger Picture · Health and Living · 6 Aug 2011 · 12:58 am · 27 mins listen
Multifunctional protein antiviral...saying or reading it, it's quite the mouthful and not a term that too many people would be very familiar with. However, this broad spectrum drug is actually a fascinating addition to an arsenal of ways to deal with a myriad of viral conditions, including dengue and HIV.
Ung Eng Huan, who is part of a Malaysian company who was the first to produce a multifunctional protein antiviral of its kind in the world, explains the process of creating the antiviral (it involves cats and bittergourd) and its potential implications for our health.
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