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2023: Being admitted to intensive care after the death of a girl due to the use of drugs to increase immunity
On March 27, 2023, a message appeared on the Telegram channel of the capital's headquarters of the Investigative Committee of Russia that a Moscow student died after taking a special drug "in order to increase immunity" together with her young man. According to the investigation, on March 14, 2023, a girl born in 2001 was delivered to the intensive care unit of the toxicological department of one of the city hospitals, but a few days later - on March 25 - despite the medical care provided, she died.
On this fact, Moscow investigators began an audit, within the framework of which they will find out what the drug was and how much it was taken, as well as the quality, terms and conditions of its use.
According to Telegram channels "112" and Baza, we are talking about the girl of the founder of "SberMarket" Dmitry Zhulin, and they both took a drug called "Laennek," which is used to strengthen immunity. According to 112, Anna prepared the drug for the last injection three days before the dose, and it deteriorated. An infection formed in the solution and the protein folded. According to RIA Novosti, Dmitry Zhulin, after taking the drug, ended up in intensive care. His condition was not reported by March 30, 2023.
"Laennek" is developed in Japan. Its website says that the placenta-based drug is used to treat liver disease and strengthen immunity. It is introduced into the body intramuscularly and intravenously. The drug is registered in Russia and entered into the State Register of Medicines. The database contains data on two pending "Laennec" studies.
Immunologist Vladislav Zhemchugov, in a conversation with Izvestia, said that this product has passed all the tests, but is available only by prescription.
 | This is a compote with an uncertain composition. Everything that is extracted from the placenta, "said the doctor. |  |
He clarified that the composition includes a set of different molecules that are in the embryos, and they stimulate tissue regeneration, but people have different susceptibility and side effects are possible.[1]
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