viral respiratory infections
Early RSV Infection and Familial Allergy Increase the Risk of Asthma
RSV Immunoprophylaxis Prevents Allergic Airway Inflammation in Mice
Nasal Interferon Restores the Nasal Immune Landscape During Viral Infection
Type I Interferon Accelerates Clearance of Metapneumovirus
Infections as a Key Factor in Prematurity and Infant Mortality
The Importance of Preventing ARVI and STIs in Reducing the Risk of Placental Pathology
Prevention of ARVI in Pregnant Women and Newborns: Evaluating the Efficacy and Safety of Intranasal Interferon
Intranasal Interferon α-2b Prevents ARVI and Mitigates Disease Severity
Type I and III Interferons in Asthma and Exacerbations
Respiratory Infections Trigger Asthma Exacerbations
Macrophages Shield Against Excessive Inflammation in Respiratory Viral Infections
Macrophages produce oncostatin M and suppress the excessive interferon response
Efficacy and Safety of Interferon-Alpha for the Treatment of RSV Pneumonia in Infants
Symptoms resolve much faster
Interferon to Prevent and Treat Respiratory Viral Infections
Review of human studies
Diet in COVID-19: Five Facts About Antiviral Nutrition
How dietary habits, vitamins, and trace elements affect immunity
The experts: how to cope with SARS, flu, and coronavirus — tips and answers to readers’ questions
Do prevention, comply with safety requirements, if you get sick — consult a doctor.
COVID-19: Nutrition and longevity
How to adjust your diet to increase your antiviral protection and live longer
Interferon to prevent respiratory viral infections
The nasal form is one of the barrier methods of protection.
Microbiota protects against the flu
Tonic interferon signals in the stroma of the lungs are controlled by the microbiota and increase resistance to flu
SARS prevention raises allergy treatment effect
Interferon-alpha-2b and loratadine-based nasal medications contribute to the treatment regimen preservation of allergic diseases during the SARS epidemic
The role of interferon in the pathogenesis of human infectious diseases (by Andrey S. Simbirtsev – MD, PhD, Prof)
The function of interferon is to force the body's antiviral activity