[rdcbn1]

“rundeathisnear” is the actual nickname for the drug in much of the hospital community

[StAnDeliver]

“rundeathisnear” is the actual nickname for the drug in much of the hospital community

Remdesivir was never 'preferred' for Omicron, and the successful monoclonal antibody treatment REGEN-COV even had its EUA revoked for Omicron.

They were both Alpha fighters, REGEN-COV being the far more proven of the two.

If doctors are still prescribing remdesivir for Omicron, that's not just a problem, that's a potential lawsuit.

I correctly opined that remdesivir AND REGEN-COV would eventually lead to the escape of a mutation.

• Remdesivir attempts to fool the Covid virus repair system by 'nailing down' the adenosine key on the keyboard. Only a matter of time before a viral mutation either ignores the 'blank' or simply fixes the virus anyway.

• REGEN-COV is a blend of two antibiotics that must be administered exactly as prescribed (it cured President Trump); it was only a matter of time before some 3rd-world sh!thole like India or SaF cut corners and either didn't deliver the full dose or eliminated one of the antibiotics altogether.

Eventually, a South African AIDS + long-Covid patient who had received the gamut of Rx (probably both remdesivir & REGEN-COV; and probably not Plaquenil or ivermectin) had both Alpha and Beta languishing in his system, and he subsequently produced the volatile Omicron mutation just in time for the 2021 holiday season.