Previous Story Flu Pill Study If you've got the flu, you may qualify to test a new flu pill. In experiments on people purposely given the flu... Dr. Norbert Bischofberger/Developed new flu pill - "The duration of symptoms was reduced by about 50-percent. It went from a total of four days to about two days." The drug is called GS-4104, and it's designed to *prevent* the flu by dis-arming an essential part of the flu virus. Dr. Bischofberger - "It has to be able to get to the lungs and it has to be able to get to other tissues that are where influenza virus replication takes place." Dr. Frederick Hayden/Univ. of Virginia Medical School - "On the other hand, an oral medication has the potential for causing more side effects in terms of other parts of the body." When you've got the flu and take the pill, GS-4104 is released into your blood and carried deep within lungs that are bursting with flu virus. There, the chemical grabs onto a critical part of the virus and won't let go. With budding virus stopped, you should get better. So far, researchers have seen only a few cases of mild stomach irritation in people taking GS-4104. If you've got the flu, you can be part of the study. The research team can be reached by calling 1-888-I-GOT-FLU. The call is free. Home | Upcoming Stories | Previous Stories |Survey | About Healthy Living | E-Mail

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