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Posted On: 12/29/2020 1:23:58 PM
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That is interesting thanks for sharing(good find!).
I do find it more interesting that the generic MAB code that doesn't mention a specific drug but is set aside for another mab is Jan. 1st, but leronlimab the one where the drug is mentioned by name has a Jan 21st date. You may be on to something here.
Also noticed the newly acquired drug by Merck is listed by name and it rolls right off the tongue. Good ol' CD24Fc. I'm not sure if I'm getting a drug or a star wars droid injected into my veins with that one. (Nothing against it, I hope it works!...just find the name interesting)
I do find it more interesting that the generic MAB code that doesn't mention a specific drug but is set aside for another mab is Jan. 1st, but leronlimab the one where the drug is mentioned by name has a Jan 21st date. You may be on to something here.
Also noticed the newly acquired drug by Merck is listed by name and it rolls right off the tongue. Good ol' CD24Fc. I'm not sure if I'm getting a drug or a star wars droid injected into my veins with that one. (Nothing against it, I hope it works!...just find the name interesting)
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