Antiviral

Antiviral

A drug which is used to destroy or inhibit growth and reproduction of viruses.

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antiviral

Medical; Herbal medicine

An agent that experimentally inhibits the proliferation and viability of infectious viruses. In the domain of herbal medicines, some plants will slow or inhibit the adsorption or ...

antiviral

Health care; Flu prevention & treatment

Drug that is used to prevent or cure a disease caused by a virus, by interfering with the ability of the virus to multiply in number or spread from cell to cell.

antiviral

Health care; Cancer treatment

A drug used to treat infections caused by viruses.

antiviral

Health care; Pharmaceutical; Vaccines

Literally "against-virus" -- any medicine capable of destroying or weakening a virus.

antiviral

Health care; AIDS prevention & treatment

A drug used to prevent the growth or replication of viruses.

antiviral

Pharmaceutical; Medical devices;

antiviral, against virus, or inhibiting illnesses developped from viruses.

dill

Plants; Herbs

Fine and feathery and with a distinct aromatic flavor, dill is often used in savory preparations and in the making of pickles.

anise

Plants; Herbs

Latin: illicum verum Star Anis, describes the star-shape of the eight little aniseed fruit pods from the anise plant, each containing a single grain. Oil extracted from the plant ...

angelic

Plants; Herbs

Latin: angelica archangelica Angelic has a faint anis flavor, and is rarely used today. The plant grows to about 2 m high, and has leaves resembling celery. Angelic was used ...

herb

Plants; Herbs

A type of plant that has no wood in its trunk, stem, or roots. Herbs reproduce by means of seeds.

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Plants; Herbs

Small herb which is native to India. It grows 5-10 cm high, with bluish purple, 6-10 mm flowers.

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Plants; Herbs

an Asian plant, Brassica rapa chinensis, of the mustard family, having a loose cluster of edible, dark-green leaves on white stalks.

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