U.S. government buys $330M worth of COVID-19 antibody doses from Lilly

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5 thoughts on “U.S. government buys $330M worth of COVID-19 antibody doses from Lilly

  1. “The treatments are not vaccines, and do not prevent people from getting infected. However, they can keep many infected patients from getting sicker and needing hospitalization.”

    Sounds a whole lot like what the vaccines have shown they do: can still be infected and transmit to others but prevent more severe illness in those most at risk…?

    1. Exactly, it’s bizarre that there’s so much of a push for vaccination when antibody injections accomplish the same goal, and the natural immunity that results is superior to vaccination by itself.

      On top of that, it’s bizarre nobody is screening vaccinated people for COVID-19 positivity. Shouldn’t we be excluding positive vaccinated people from public areas?

    1. You could try reading the article…

      “Lilly will supply 388,000 doses of etesevimab to complement doses of bamlanivimab previously purchased by the U.S. government,”

  2. Just received the antibody Cocktail Tuesday- day 8 of the Covid symptoms. Feel so much better today..
    Suppose to get the antibody infusion between 1-10 days of the onset of Covid symptoms…

    Only a few Hospitals in the Indianapolis area are giving this treatment- under your doctors request..

    Will see how much my insurance will pay plus what the cost will be for Joe Q Public…
    Not the Biden freeloaders……

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