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Texas government greg abbott recently had the treatment after a covid diagnosis. >> you also have to have some sort of a risk factor. perhaps they're over 65 or have diabetes. there's a whole list that they can talk you through. >> reporter: timing is essential. why in. >> because the earlier we can get the monoclonal treatment, the better they'll do. ideally we want it within the first four or five days. that's why we say before the cough gets worse and the fever gets higher. let's try to get these fighter cells in you so you can fight the infection off yourself. >> the treatment worked well ...

The virus is widespread in every state except hawaii. the university of central florida researchers working on a more powerful vaccine attacking all strains of the flu and they say it is so powerful it could last a lifetime. doctors say the current antidotes rely too heavily on guessing which strain will circulate this season, this could solve the problem by keeping the fighter cells in the body but it is still about ten years away so that doesn't do us any good this year. that wraps it up for the 4:00 am hour on "fox and friends" first, "fox and friends" first continues, we will see you tomor...

Characterize what this offenses them. >> these patients relapsed twice. i asked doctors is this relapse different. he's in remission for the third time. they said, elizabeth, we can't promise that, we don't know. but there's some reason to be hopeful. when they look at nicholas's bone marrow they can see the t cells are there and robust. they are hoping that gives him -- >> given that's a more permanent, a more durable treatment. >> exactly. >> you're essentially reengineering your body's immune system. t cells are the fighter cells of the body. how do they do that? >> they take t cells out of...

Relapsed twice. i asked the doctors, is this relapse any different? he's in remission now for the third time. i said, will this be different? he said, we can't promise it, we can hope. but there's some reason to be really quite hopeful, because when they look at his bone marrow they actually can see the t-cells are there and active and robust and so they're really hoping that gives him -- >> given that they're there, that's a more permanent or at least of a feeling of a more durable treatment. >> exactly. exactly. >> you talked about in the piece a bit, but are essentially re-engineering your ...

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