COVID-19 and Autoimmunity
Coronavirus

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• So far, there is no published research on rATG or similar heavy-duty transplant drugs for the treatment of Covid-19. “These are very powerful drugs, and there’s a risk you might endanger someone,” Icenogle says. Some doctors have been willing to test out comparatively mild immunosuppressant drugs, and at least one of those—*dexamethasone* — has worked. But Icenogle says that many in medicine regard the notion of depleting the immune system of a virus-stricken patient as “at least paradoxical, if not crazy.”

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Overlapping B cell pathways in severe COVID-19 and lupus 02 11 2020

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Inflammation Cascade

1. ROS
   • GSH
2. Pospholipase A2
   • Dexamethasone
3. COX
   • Aspirin and FANS
   • GSH