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**JK-05** is a small-molecule antiviral drug developed by China's Academy of Military Medical Science (AMMS) as a potential treatment for Ebola virus disease (EVD). It acts as a broad-spectrum antiviral, likely mimicking the mechanism of favipiravir (T-705) by inhibiting viral RNA polymerase, though its exact chemical formula remains undisclosed. Approved in mainland China for emergency and military use only after pre-clinical testing and safety evaluations, Sihuan Pharmaceutical acquired commercialization rights to further develop it; thousands of doses were shipped to West Africa during the 2014 outbreak for potential use in Chinese health workers.[1][3]
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