The fight against COVID-19 has led scientists to explore different ways to fight the virus.

        The main target of COVID-19 is the lungs.

        So, it makes sense to fight it with medicines you can inhale.

        A team of researchers has been working on a combination of two drugs, ivermectin and niclosamide, to create an inhalable powder. The goal was to deliver it directly to where the virus is causing trouble.

        The researchers used a technique to create a fine powder. This powder can be easily inhaled and reaches the lungs.

        Results showed that the powder was stable under different humidity conditions.

        The combination of these two drugs showed better results in fighting the virus compared to using either drug alone.

        The best part? The combination powder was less harmful to human cells.

        This inhalable powder could be a game-changer in preventing or treating COVID-19 and similar viruses.

        Researchers have shown that combining medicines can make them work better.

        This new development shows promise. But remember, it's still early days.

        Lab results are promising, but real-world tests are needed to prove if it will work for everyone.

        This study adds to the growing body of work on treating COVID-19.

        It also opens new paths for developing inhalable medicines against respiratory viruses.

        Researchers need to do more tests to see if it works in humans.

        This new approach shows how thinking outside the box can lead to new solutions.

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