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Posted On: 04/15/2021 1:53:30 PM
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How many lives could 1.2m vials save?
Using our "good case" hopes for CD-12: treat more critical than severe, so non-treated death rate is 1 in 3, and we save half - so "number needed to treat" to save a life is 6.
1,200k vials /
2 vials per dose /
avg of 3 doses per patient =
200k treated /
treat 6 to save 1 life =
33k lives saved.
Not immaterial, not enough. But I still have a hard time visualizing 200k people being in ICUs and their docs choosing leronlimab. How many people have been dosed with Rem?
Using our "good case" hopes for CD-12: treat more critical than severe, so non-treated death rate is 1 in 3, and we save half - so "number needed to treat" to save a life is 6.
1,200k vials /
2 vials per dose /
avg of 3 doses per patient =
200k treated /
treat 6 to save 1 life =
33k lives saved.
Not immaterial, not enough. But I still have a hard time visualizing 200k people being in ICUs and their docs choosing leronlimab. How many people have been dosed with Rem?
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