Conclusion
It is a pivotal time in overcoming the current outbreak of the 2019-nCoV. The decoction of the specified drugs listed should be assessed for their efficacy and safety and stability, and should also be evaluated for the treatment and recovery of patients suffering from the 2019-nCoV in carefully planned clinical trials, either used alone or integrated with other drugs. Many of the potential drugs under different phases of clinical trials (eg: Remdesivir, Lopinavir, Ritonavir, Darunavir, Cobicistat etc. are in phase III, Oseltamivir is in phase IV of clinical trials, and many others are in preclinical stage of trials) can be successful in battling COVID-19 [10][37][43][47]. The vital ethical concern in the COVID-19 setting for the administration of repurposable drugs are experimental and, thus, require ethical or off-label approval of trials [55]. We will keep cautiously optimistic before releasing successful clinical trial results as the lessons from a recent public panic buying spree, which revealed results of a preliminary study and induced irrational purchases overnight, should also be taken into account. In this study, our approach will reduce the translational gap between preclinical research results and clinical outcomes, which is a major problem in the rapid production of successful drugs, discovered for the emerging 2019-nCoV / SARS-CoV-2 outbreak.