I believe Leronlimab would change these statistics drastically. I can’t help but wonder what life would be like for healthcare works if they had Leronlimab in their arsenal? Sad to read this article. I’ve worked in healthcare for over 25 years and when I talk about Leronlimab, no one has any idea what it is.
I even reached out to Dr. Kelly for a close friend that came down with a severe case but her family was scared to push for it because the doctor was going down another road for treatment.
I could only offer my knowledge and advise but that puts me and my job at risk when I work in healthcare and they come through as a patient. I’m not a doctor.
It’s so sad to see a friend suffer when I feel Leronlimab could drastically change their outcome.
Praying Leronlimab will be approved in the near future to help save lives and reduce the burden on the healthcare system. We need every possible therapeutic available and that still won’t be enough because of the sheer volume of patients but right now all hands on deck are needed.





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