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Covid-19 antibody treatments are plentiful, but still sitting on the shelf


Covid-19 antibody treatments are plentiful, but still sitting on the shelf
CNN
1/21/2021
By Jen Christensen, CNN
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Irfan Khan/Los Angeles Times/Shutterstock (11700056a) Nurse Salina Padilla, left, prepares Dr. Prabakar Tummala for Bamlanivimab, monoclonal antibody infusion at Desert Valley Hospital on Thursday, Dec. 17, 2020 in Victorville, CA. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times) Highest-risk front-line clinicians get COVID-19 at Desert Valley Hospital Regeneron s Casirivimab and Imdevimab antibody cocktail, Desert Valley Hospital, Victorville, California, United States - 17 Dec 2020
To treat Covid-19 patients with monoclonal antibodies one of the few lifesaving treatments available Piedmont Healthcare in Georgia had to restructure office areas, lay in new IT and recruit staff. ....

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US pushes for wider use of 'underutilized' COVID-19 antibody drugs as pandemic worsens


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With two highly effective coronavirus vaccines now being distributed across the country, the U.S. government’s announcement Thursday to set aside $2.6 billion for purchasing an antibody drug for COVID-19 may have raised a few eyebrows. 
After all, the two currently authorized antibody drugs, from Regeneron and Eli Lilly, have not been widely used since the Food and Drug Administration cleared both in November. And the logistical issues that have hindered their launch haven’t been solved, either. 
But Operation Warp Speed officials, including top FDA drug evaluator Janet Woodcock, are campaigning hard to change that, arguing the drugs are being “underutilized” in the COVID-19 response. Study results have shown the treatments can keep some sick patients from needing hospital care, which could be a huge benefit for healthcare systems under greater and greater strain.   ....

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Why a drug therapy that could ease record Covid hospitalizations has gone largely unused


Why a drug therapy that could ease record Covid hospitalizations has gone largely unused
Erika Edwards
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A drug that could protect high-risk Covid-19 patients from developing severe illness is sitting on shelves unused as a record number of people are hospitalized in the U.S.
On Thursday, public health officials at the federal and state levels pleaded with the country to take advantage of its vast supply of monoclonal antibody treatments, the only available therapy that can potentially keep patients out of the hospital.
This is the first time during the pandemic that I can recall when our resources far exceed demand, Dr. William Fales, medical director of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, said Thursday during a media briefing organized by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Fales estimated that just 10 percent of Covid-19 patients in the state who are eligible for the therapy had receiv ....

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