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Posted On: 08/23/2021 2:35:59 PM
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What is it that no one seems to understand about LERONLIMAB NOT BEING APPROVED?
To use it, a doctor would have to get the COMPANY to agree to supply it on compassionate use or right-to-try basis. This is hours of paperwork for both a doctor, and CytoDyn -- for EACH patient.
Florida has NO interest in making Leronlimab available, when they have an FDA-approved drug that they can administer to any person who walks in (is brought in, given how sick they are), without filling out any paperwork except to pay the $2,000 to Regeneron.
And then, where does that $2,000 go? Some of it goes to the Florida Governor's biggest donor.
Please explain why, with all these obstacles, and zero chance of success, anyone thinks that it is "worth a try,"
To use it, a doctor would have to get the COMPANY to agree to supply it on compassionate use or right-to-try basis. This is hours of paperwork for both a doctor, and CytoDyn -- for EACH patient.
Florida has NO interest in making Leronlimab available, when they have an FDA-approved drug that they can administer to any person who walks in (is brought in, given how sick they are), without filling out any paperwork except to pay the $2,000 to Regeneron.
And then, where does that $2,000 go? Some of it goes to the Florida Governor's biggest donor.
Please explain why, with all these obstacles, and zero chance of success, anyone thinks that it is "worth a try,"
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