World's first anti-carbon monoxide poisoning drug created

World's first anti-carbon monoxide poisoning drug created

Scientists from the University of Maryland in the United States have developed a new drug called RcoM-HBD-CCC against IS gas poisoning. It captures and releases is gas in the blood as quickly as a sponge, restoring oxygen delivery. In Tests in mice, the drug was effective and did not affect arterial pressure. In the future, it is expected to be used in the treatment of rapid-response poisoning.