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The Government Slams Monoclonal Antibody Treatments For Coronavirus Prompting The Closure Of Its Centers Touted By Governor Ron DeSantis (Confirming Previous Site Claims Regarding Their Ineffectiveness)

2,000 Monoclonal Antibodies Appointments Cancelled

January 26. 2022

Ron DeSantis has been derisively dubbed "Regeneron Ron" on Twitter

This is a follow up to the August 17, 2021 article “Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Mask Free Policies Being Blamed For The Worst Coronavirus Surge Of The Pandemic“ where I stated "A box of 50 surgical masks cost $10 per month. Proper mask wearing has proven healthy, effective and cheap in the fight against coronavirus. Monoclonal antibodies and Remdesivir treatments can run between $5,000 to $7,000, and there are no guarantees, as they are not cures. The treatments must also be dispensed early enough in the course of the virus to have a chance to preserve human life."

In the September 29, 2021 article "Florida Governor Ron DeDantis Is Sinister And Heartless I also wrote about the topic again, calling Regeneron into question:

"Mr. DeSantis, why are you pushing Regeneron monoclonal antibody treatments and centers that cost thousands per patient for treatment, placing an undue burden on Medicare and Medicaid (also known as the taxpayers) when a simple, monthly $10 box of 50 surgical masks can prevent COVID. However, you are so virulently anti-mask, you're will to risk the health and lives of kids and their teachers in the State of Florida. Teachers are barely getting paid anything and DeSantis is willing to risk their lives on top of that.

Is it because the biggest investor in Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc., a company known as Citadel, owns $15.9 million in shares therein, and its CEO, Ken Griffin, is one of your biggest donors, as was exposed by the Associated Press and other well-established media outlets. The Associated Press reported GRIFFIN GAVE DESANTIS $10,500,000.

Furthermore, you really think it's a good look flying around the State of Florida in luxury on taxpayer money to promote a so-so medical treatment that isn't the answer to COVID, otherwise the deaths would have stopped many months ago by simply receiving Regeneron treatments.

Isn't it an established medical fact that some people who received Regeneron treatments died of COVID anyway.

Stop lying to the people on the political right about Regeneron. It has helped some people, but many died anyway after the treatments. Stop pushing it as a cure-all and doing so on taxpayer money and time. It is corrupt and a conflict of interest that calls your ethics, or should I state lack thereof, into question. The State of Florida is not paying you to be a pharmaceutical salesman (watch, he's gonna be selling Avon and Mary Kay on people's doorsteps next, rather than doing his job as governor)."

6-months later the CDC has made a pronouncement against monoclonal antibodies in reference to the coronavirus, prompting the closure of all its centers this week. Over 2,000 appointments have been cancelled.

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Florida shuts down all monoclonal antibody treatment sites after FDA decision to limit use of certain treatments not proven effective against Omicron

Tue, January 25, 2022, 3:25 AM·- Florida is closing its monoclonal antibody treatment sites, health officials announced late Monday, citing the US Food and Drug Administration’s decision to limit the use of certain versions of the treatments that were found less effective against the now-dominant Omicron variant of coronavirus.

“Unfortunately, as a result of this abrupt decision made by the federal government, all monoclonal antibody state sites will be closed until further notice,” the Florida Department of Health said in a statement. More than 2,000 appointments for the treatment were canceled in the state on Tuesday alone, according to a statement from Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Earlier Monday, the FDA said it was revising the authorizations for monoclonal antibody treatments made by Eli Lilly (bamlanivimab and etesevimab, administered together) and Regeneron (REGEN-COV, or casirivimab and imdevimab), because data showed they are “highly unlikely to be active against the omicron variant.”

Omicron accounted for more than 99% of Covid-19 cases in the US as of January 15, the FDA said, noting restricting the authorization for treatments that aren’t effective against the variant “avoids exposing patients to side effects … which can be potentially serious.”

Some people who’ve received monoclonal antibody treatment reported rashes, diarrhea, nausea and dizziness after treatment, according to the National Institutes of Health. A small percentage of patients had severe allergic reactions.

The FDA’s announcement came after senior health officials in the Biden administration called the offices of governors and state health officials earlier this month, urging them against using these treatments with Omicron, a source familiar with the calls said.

DeSantis has made monoclonal antibodies a cornerstone of his response to surges of coronavirus cases, often pushing the treatment more vigorously than vaccines...

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