Diasone and Promin as Therapeutic Agents in Experimental Toxoplasmosis

Abstract

Summary

In an encouraging but limited number of white mice infected with a rapidly fatal toxoplasmosis, Diasone and Promin have not only suppressed the symptom but have repeatedly eliminated the carrier state, Symptom-freed, promin-treated mice have survived over a year but Diasone appears to be less toxic and more potent since it protected mice when therapy was delayed for of the survival time of simultaneously infected, untreated mice.