True or FalseAntivirals are generally considered to be virustatic agents.
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Antivirals are generally considered to be virustatic agents, which means they inhibit the replication and spread of viruses but do not necessarily kill them outright. This is in contrast to antibiotics, which are bacteriostatic (inhibit the growth of bacteria) or bactericidal (kill bacteria). Antivirals work by interfering with viral replication or entry into host cells, targeting specific viral proteins or enzymes. They are used to treat and prevent viral infections such as influenza, herpes, HIV, and hepatitis.
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