" I am aware of one large hospital that was actually a study center for CD12, but did not enroll a large number of patients due to other simultaneous competing studies. Their ICU doctors have been instructed NOT to use anything that has not been approved because there is not enough information for them yet to figure out which ones are working and which ones are not. CD12 results should change that dynamic."

This info seems not only new, but persuasive as to the success prospects of CD12.

The attributed poster claims that CD12 efficacy was sufficiently high at one particular hospital that the hospital physicians continued to enroll many OLE patients.

That's pretty strong proof of LL covid efficacy if true.

Probably the attributed YMB poster can't identify the particular hospital where this happened for some reason.

The attributed YMB poster, who claims to be a physician, also claims that a different hospital did not enroll OLE patients because hospital management specifically directed them not to do so.

Again I wonder why he doesn't simply identify the hospital.

Montefiore is a CD12 site. They are perhaps likely to be enrolling many OLE patients.