Virus Fight

Pick a virus, then throw antivirals at it. The drug of choice knocks it out, a drug with some activity injures it, and a drug it resists gets kicked out. A drug that works but is far more toxic than needed takes out the healthy cells in the crowd too. HIV is the boss: you can't beat it with one drug, so build a regimen and throw it all at once.

Knockout: preferred choice Injured: active, not preferred Kicked out: no reliable activity Overkill: works, but far more toxic than needed

HEALTH

Your arsenal

Tap an antiviral to throw it.

Throw something.The result and the reason appear here.

Ratings are for adults and follow CDC and IDSA influenza guidance, AASLD for hepatitis B and C, NIH and IDSA for COVID-19, and the US DHHS guidelines for starting HIV therapy. Resistance testing, kidney function, pregnancy and drug interactions change choices. For learning only, not for patient care.