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A new antiviral drug candidate inhibits a broad range of coronaviruses including the SARS and MERS

New surgical masks not only trap viruses but kill them by using ordinary salt

Andrew Mesecar, Purdue's Walther Professor of Cancer Structural Biology, works in his lab. Mesecar leads a team of researchers working to develop treatments and vaccines for the SARS and MERS viruses. (Purdue University photo/Steven Yang) Download Photo

Purdue researchers shut down a SARS cloaking system; findings could pave the way to vaccines for SARS virus, MERS

Researchers describe potential for MERS coronavirus to spread internationally after mass gatherings in the Middle East this summer and fall

Plant-based vaccine factory enables production in just weeks