Sorry to stay on this topic but kinda bothers me when some
People Comparing approval timelines of vaccines vs life saving therapeutics (leronlimab. Comparing the two is much like worrying about if your vehicle might need new brake pads not because it’s making noses or not working properly but just because it’s been awhile low risk if so nothing with possible benefit (preventative maintenance) and your gonna save money have a friend who’s never done a brake job work on your car , however when the brakes are making loud noises and the brake petal pushed to the floor and vehicle barely slowing down at all you know it’s likely more than just needing brake pads so you take it to a reputable auto shop to fix. Which brake scenario would have a real sense of urgency? When something could be preventative (vaccine) or when desperately need new brake pads right away and might not be able to stop at next interception risk could Be fatal (leronlimab) high risk with high benefit - the FDA is the auto repair shop and although there are many crooked auto body shops out there most of them will not let the car leave with faulty brakes that don’t work causing potential accidents and death.