AIM ImmunoTech CEO Highlights Biodefense and Military Force Protection in Newly Published ‘Breaking Defense’ Article
AIM ImmunoTech CEO Thomas K. Equels published an op-ed in Breaking Defense arguing that biodefense should be treated as a core component of military force protection rather than just a public health response. The article highlights the potential of Ampligen as a broad-spectrum antiviral, citing preclinical research at USAMRIID where a treated cohort showed 100% survival in a lethal Ebola mouse model compared to 100% mortality in controls.
Key figures
- Ebola mouse survival rate
- 100%
- Ebola control mortality rate
- 100%
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