DeSantis for the win

gwb-trading said:
In most states including North Carolina you must be referred by your primary care physician or a hospital for monoclonal antibody treatment -- part of the process is proof of a positive Covid test ordered by the medical provider which includes the lab processing the sample for type. How difficult is this for you to understand? It is basic medical procedure.

Most states are not like Florida where any idiot can walk into a pop-up monoclonal antibody treatment center being hosted in an unsterile library or mall cafeteria -- and demand monoclonal antibody treatment.
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You keep using the phrase "most states" without any proof whatsoever. And I'm challenging because so many times in the past you've used precisely that phrase and been dead wrong, or unable to back it up. So i'm asking again, show me the "most states" backup you have.

Also, show how many MAB were prescribed in FL vs. other states - because during Delta, it saved so many lives here. And if other states didn't use them, why not?
 
Tsing Tao said:
You keep using the phrase "most states" without any proof whatsoever. And I'm challenging because so many times in the past you've used precisely that phrase and been dead wrong, or unable to back it up. So i'm asking again, show me the "most states" backup you have.

Also, show how many MAB were prescribed in FL vs. other states - because during Delta, it saved so many lives here. And if other states didn't use them, why not?
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I already explained very carefully the process on how monoclonal antibody treatment works in North Carolina with links to resources and information. I suggest you go read it an educate yourself. At the same time you can help the insane Twitter poster "South Florida Trophy Wife" find treatment for her "dear friend" in North Carolina.
 
gwb-trading said:
I already explained very carefully the process on how monoclonal antibody treatment works in North Carolina with links to resources and information. I suggest you go read it an educate yourself. At the same time you can help the insane Twitter poster "South Florida Trophy Wife" find treatment for her "dear friend" in North Carolina.
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So you show me North Carolina, but claim "most states" and you think this is sufficient?

And then, in your linked post, you link to the NCDHHS.gov site that simply says a health provider needs to issue the MAB treatment. On the Florida site, it says specifically that MAB treatments must be administered by an eligible health care provider.

What exactly is the difference here? Do you think that we are giving these treatments in Florida out at the local McDonald's?

So...where are the "most states" other than NC, and what is the difference between FL and "most states"?
 
gwb-trading said:
Someone needs to tell this Twitter poster that Omicron is nearly 100% of cases found in the U.S. Southeast including Florida. Well above 99% -- tell this character to find an example of a non-Omicron case of Covid in the past week found in Florida.
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That twitter poster is a doctor working in a hospital in Orlando. I actually know the guy. Probably one of the most balanced and knowledgeable I've met. Totally supports your position on vaccines being the best preventative, by the way. He's a helluva lot smarter than you.

And it didn't escape notice that you bailed on my request for defining the differences between "most states" and Florida.
 
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Tsing Tao said:
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Maybe Christina needs to look into the side-effect of "severe allergic reactions" which the manufacturers warn about and which the medical facilities are supposed to screen patients regarding their propensity for these reactions.

The two manufacturers have stated very directly that their monoclonal antibody treatments do not work for Omicron. What more evidence is needed for the idiots running Florida.
 
gwb-trading said:
So far DeSantis has refused to close his antibody treatment centers which are using drugs which the FDA has stated very clearly don't work against Omicron. Regeneron Ron enjoys making his wealthy hedge fund donors rich. Do the Feds need to bring legal action to put a stop to this nonsense.

FDA halts use of Regeneron and Eli Lilly antibody drugs that don’t work against Covid omicron
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/24/fda...gs-that-dont-work-against-covid-omicron-.html
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Inb4:. "Joe Biden & the feds are taking conservatives' chance at life!"__DeBaby
 
gwb-trading said:
Maybe Christina needs to look into the side-effect of "severe allergic reactions" which the manufacturers warn about and which the medical facilities are supposed to screen patients regarding their propensity for these reactions.

The two manufacturers have stated very directly that their monoclonal antibody treatments do not work for Omicron. What more evidence is needed for the idiots running Florida.
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Like the side effects of the vaccine they warn about? The same side effects you say never happen?

Please show how often side effects of MAB occur. You must have this data, right?

And Delta is still out there. It's not just about Omicron.
 
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