Regeneron says its antibody cocktail reduces the risk of Covid by more than 80% for at least EIGHT MONTHS

Daily Mail UK ^ | 08 November 2021 | MARY KEKATOS U.S. HEALTH EDITOR FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

[blueplum]

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc announced on Monday that its antibody cocktail can severely slash the risk of being infected with COVID-19 for up to eight months. ...

...Late-stage trial data showed a single dose can lower the risk of contracting Covid by 81.6 percent between two and six-months after the cocktail is administered...

...'These results demonstrate that REGEN-COV has the potential to provide long-lasting immunity from SARS-CoV-2 infection, a result particularly important to those who do not respond to COVID-19 vaccines including people who are immunocompromised.' ..

...The new trial data, released today, looked at the antibody cocktail's efficacy between two and eight months after it was administered...

[usconservative]

Thank you for this post. This is awesome news for those of us who are immunocompromised.

[ransomnote]

In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Regeneron says its antibody cocktail reduces the risk of Covid by more than 80% for at least EIGHT MONTHS, bagster wrote:

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc announced on Monday that its antibody cocktail can severely slash the risk of being infected with COVID-19 for up to eight months. ...

For some inexplicable reason, bluevax, you keep believing the pharma companies...and fauci...and CDC...and FDA...yada yada yada.

#ItBoggles

 Yes. Given that both of them  have been rooting for the other side, protecting Fauci's 'good name' and the 'great reputation' of the 'vaccines', I have to say their excitement over Regeneron means it has fully been compromised.

Regeneron's background is genetic manipulation - what could possibly go wrong? 'Population Genetics' anyone?

Who trusts the CDC controlled medical facilities to stick a needle in their arm? 
Fauci has been talking about the 'vaccine' in a pill form and then Pfizer releases Pfizermectin to stories of its success, just like the 95% success of it's Covid Vaccine and people are falling for it. : (

[Babba Gi]

Now all we have to do to convince the Gnostics is sell it at Agway.

[ransomnote]

In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Regeneron says its antibody cocktail reduces the risk of Covid by more than 80% for at least EIGHT MONTHS, bagster wrote:

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc announced on Monday that its antibody cocktail can severely slash the risk of being infected with COVID-19 for up to eight months. ...

For some inexplicable reason, bluevax, you keep believing the pharma companies...and fauci...and CDC...and FDA...yada yada yada.

#ItBoggles

Unfortunately, Regeneron has some ties with the NIH.
Regeneron's genetic research won wild applause from the NIH's National Human Genome Research Institute. (I didn't know the NIH had one of those - but they do.)

National Human Genome Research Institute Home | NHGRI

Regeneron's board members include the Wellcome Trust, which I think we dug up before.

https://i.imgur.com/bZMttno.png

I see that Regeneron's scientific advisory board includes Richard Lifton, MD, PhD President of the Rockefeller University, and that he is was among the participants at the NIH's National Human Genome Research Institute's 2020 vision planning meeting. That NIH advisory planning meeting also includes Jonah Cool, who is representing Chan Zuckerberg.

Also there: Gail Henderson, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. That's generally not a good sign because I know NC, Chapel Hill labs were passing around Covid-19 'vaccine' candidates and or, sharing with Wuhan, China certain vials. 

Fauci/NIH/FDA/CDC haven't changed their mind about killing us, so if Regeneron wasn't compatible with their 'vaccine' program they would prevent it from being administered. I don't trust them.

They are promising very positive results for there therapy, just like PFizer did. When it doesn't work I guess they will blame it variants?

Seriously, though, we no longer know what's actually in the needle anymore. SOmeone emailed me that flu vax mandates are more rigorous than ever - and Fauci talked about combining the Covid-19 'vaccine' with the flu vaccine. So why, when we no longer have the flu going around, are flu 'vaccines' more rigorous than ever?

"Ware! Arms!" used to be a warning callled out in a group of armed men traveling on horseback hundreds of years ago. It meant 'Beware' and 'to arms' or 'arm yourself' because an enemy was near.

Now "Ware! Arms!" means 'guard your arms!'.

It's biowarfare. We've seen their 'shots in arms' strategy for culling the herd, and we have to be more careful - they lie, and are trying to kill and disable us. We can't trust their needles in our arms, either to withdraw or to inject 'something'.

[trebb]

Hmmm - what was the difference in the demographics/activities of the placebo and actual drug?

Monoclonal antibodies are supposed to be a early treatment deal vs. a long-term protection.

I hope this is right but when the company touts its own product, I have to wonder.

[ransomnote]

I forgot to mention Regeneron was also at the NIH's Genetics 2020 planning meeting:

[Mom MD]

Yes. Thanks he initial EUA for prophylaxis allowed for monthly doses for the immunocompromised that had ongoing exposure like a residential care facility. Maybe it can be spread out a bit

[Mom MD]

passive immunity only lasts until the infused antibodies break down. There is little to no chance it will offer long term immunity

[bagster]

Interesting sidenote:

What is Regeneron: 5 things to know about the Westchester-based pharmaceutical company

Making a (political) run

Adam Schleifer, who's the son of Regeneron's founder and CEO Leonard Schleifer, ran in a Democratic primary for retiring Congresswoman Nita Lowey's congress seat but lost in the primary to Mondaire Jones. Adam attacked Trump several times on the campaign trail.

#Ju$tMoreDerp$

[bagster]

I hope this is right but when the company touts its own product, I have to wonder.

Don't worry, trebb. The pharma company did EXTENSIVE studies. What POSSIBLE motive would they have to make stuff up?

#ThePeopleYouTrustTheMost

[bagster]

Yes. Thanks he initial EUA for prophylaxis allowed for monthly doses for the immunocompromised that had ongoing exposure like a residential care facility. Maybe it can be spread out a bit

Ingles, por favor.

[VastRWCon]

“This is absolutely WONDERFUL news.”

Yep, I got mine back in late August, the lady said I could come back in 3 months for another round. I will wait until Feb for my next set of shots.

I am in FL and the shots are “free”, thanks to Ron Desantis!!!

[BobL]

Ivermectin does somewhat better at preventing the virus (around 85% effective), but what’s not known is how frequent it needs to be taken, since no one seems interested in finding out. I’ve seen recommendations for every 1 week to 3 weeks, but then again Ivermectin works for 6 months against river blindness...so who knows.

[metmom]

I expect a company to tout its own product.

The problem has become trusting the company.

And so far, they have given us precious little reason to do so.

[bagster]

Yep, I got mine back in late August, the lady said I could come back in 3 months for another round.

Well, if the lady said, by all means.

[bagster]

ok, Doomsday Donna. Such negativity.

Interesting comment from somebody playing the derp state's covid game HARD.

[Mom MD]

google is your friend. Besides you know it all anyway

[humblegunner]

What POSSIBLE motive would they have to make stuff up?

You should axe them Qtard folks, they are the undisputed champions of making stuff up.

[bagster]

Besides you know it all anyway.

[Osage Orange]

The REGN treatment was offered to me..free.

I coded a COVID patient for 45-60 minutes...

I declined....I think two people in that code took the treatment...

Of all the Tx's out there....I think this is the safest.

FWIW---