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Posted On: 10/23/2020 9:34:02 PM
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Not trying to read too much into Dr. Nesheiwat's mention, but given my incessant need to speculate, I found the context of her mention interesting:
She was talking about Remdesivir getting approval saying that was great and then she pivoted to other treatments such as dexamethasone and finally, I'm paraphrasing here, "We also have antibodies, monoclonal antibodies...not only did the President use Remdesivir, he also used REGN a form of a monoclonal antibody, we have Eli Lilly and CytoDyn these are other forms of monoclonal antibodies, so we have many therapeutics and tools to help treat this virus."
We don't actually have CytoDyn/leronlimab available as a therapeutic/tool to help treat the virus. Not yet at least. Keep in mind that Dr. Nesheiwat's sister is Homeland Security Advisor (and married to that dude from the band Creed). edit: oops, it's her other sister Jaclyn that's married to the dude from Creed.
So am I reading too much into this, as I am wont to do?
She was talking about Remdesivir getting approval saying that was great and then she pivoted to other treatments such as dexamethasone and finally, I'm paraphrasing here, "We also have antibodies, monoclonal antibodies...not only did the President use Remdesivir, he also used REGN a form of a monoclonal antibody, we have Eli Lilly and CytoDyn these are other forms of monoclonal antibodies, so we have many therapeutics and tools to help treat this virus."
We don't actually have CytoDyn/leronlimab available as a therapeutic/tool to help treat the virus. Not yet at least. Keep in mind that Dr. Nesheiwat's sister is Homeland Security Advisor (and married to that dude from the band Creed). edit: oops, it's her other sister Jaclyn that's married to the dude from Creed.
So am I reading too much into this, as I am wont to do?
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