Leronlimab is not approved. For a doctor to give i
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Posted On: 08/23/2021 11:58:55 AM
Leronlimab is not approved. For a doctor to give it, they have to go through the company to get compassionate use or right-to-try permission.
You're a doctor, working in a Florida hospital that has no more ICU beds available. People are on the verge of death all around you, and you're having to do procedures like intubation to try to keep them alive.
So now you're going to sit down and fill out a bunch of paperwork to try to get ONE patient a drug that is NOT FDA APPROVED?
What a ridiculous idea.
Lay off the "lobby Florida to add Leronlimab" stuff. It is a complete waste of effort. It cannot be done and it will not happen, no matter how many emails and phone calls you get people to make.
Regeneron is making a ton of money from selling their MAB there, and lots of that money is going to one of DeSantis's big donors.
Why in the WORLD would they want competition for those dollars?
You're a doctor, working in a Florida hospital that has no more ICU beds available. People are on the verge of death all around you, and you're having to do procedures like intubation to try to keep them alive.
So now you're going to sit down and fill out a bunch of paperwork to try to get ONE patient a drug that is NOT FDA APPROVED?
What a ridiculous idea.
Lay off the "lobby Florida to add Leronlimab" stuff. It is a complete waste of effort. It cannot be done and it will not happen, no matter how many emails and phone calls you get people to make.
Regeneron is making a ton of money from selling their MAB there, and lots of that money is going to one of DeSantis's big donors.
Why in the WORLD would they want competition for those dollars?
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