FDA gives early-use authorization to Lilly’s new COVID-19 antibody

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4 thoughts on “FDA gives early-use authorization to Lilly’s new COVID-19 antibody

    1. I see that, but not to taxpayers…so in essence, it is not free. It was the $1200/dose cost to our government…you know, the same government that spends $1000 on a screwdriver and $10,000 for a toilet. Nice volume discount!!

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