'With this, we're hopeful': Could a new therapy keep high-risk COVID-19 patients out of hospitals?
David Kolis had chills, a high fever and a deep cough as he drove himself to the hospital this month. A week into the 63-year-oldâs fight with COVID-19, his doctor called to tell him there was something that might help. Monoclonal antibodies therapy, a treatment that President Donald Trump received during his illness, finally was available for widespread emergency use. And Kolis was eligible. âI was very sick,â Kolis said. âAny help I couldâve got was well-appreciated.â The therapy would try to give his immune system an assist by mimicking the natural antibodies ...
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