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The Efficacy and Safety of Azovudine in the Treatment of COVID-19
This study is a prospective, multicenter clinical study. It is intended to discuss the efficacy of starting Azovudine treatment as early as possible for all types of patients of COVID-19, the time of remission of specific symptoms, the proportion of patients with severe diseases, oxygen and conditions, and related adverse reactions, so as to understand the efficacy and safety of Azovudine treatment in all types of COVID-19, and provide real world data support for the treatment of the majority of COVID-19 patients.
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