healthdata.gov. there s two medications i want to draw your viewers attention to. one is uvishield, it s a monoclonal antibody that s used for pre-exposure prophylactic, meaning you re over 65 or have a high-risk condition like being on chemotherapy for cancer. in that particular instance, you should just go and see if you can get access though medication, because it s pre-exposure prophylactics. this is going to help bolster your protection. folks who have leukemia, are on chemotherapy, high-dose steroids. talk to your doc, i might meet the criteria. it s a lot of the burden on the patient, but that s what we live in. paxloben. what do you do? you re higher risk, over 65 or over have poorly controlled diabetes or cancer.
many of the same indications, just like i mentioned. you go though website, see if you have that medication available, this medication is more widely available in common drugstores, like our cvs or our walgreens. you go there, get your doc to prescribe that medication within the first three to five days of testing positive. this is if you ve tested positive and you re higher risk. uvishield is if you re higher risk and you want to bolster your protection before you test positive. so pre-exposure prophylactic for uvishield, if you re higher risk. the oral antibody pill, early treatment if you v been diagnosed. healthdata.gov. doctor, thank you so much for your this information. it s so important. i very much appreciate it. jesse kirsch, thank you for being with me this morning, as well. time now take a look at headlines out west. the deadly weekend for law enforcement, a houston deputy was in what s officials described as a brutal attack during a traffic stop. the suspect exiting th