When the SARS virus outbreak wreaked havoc in the country in 2003, people in China rushed to grab a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) called Banlangen (Radix isatidis, woad root), which was rumored to fend off the virus.
Now 17 years later, while there are more potential synthetic chemical treatments under clinical studies to treat the new SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, a policy to emphasize the utility of
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