Governor Ron DeSantis Announces Expanded Monoclonal Antibody Access in Florida with New Monoclonal Antibody Centers

Florida Governor's website ^ | 08/12/2021

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Governor Ron DeSantis Announces Expanded Monoclonal Antibody Access in Florida with New Monoclonal Antibody Centers

August 12, 2021

~ Monoclonal antibody strike teams will deploy directly to long-term care facilities ~

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Today, Governor Ron DeSantis announced that Florida is increasing the availability of monoclonal antibody therapies by opening a rapid response unit to administer this lifesaving treatment in Jacksonville.

I am proud to announce the opening of this rapid response unit to offer lifesaving monoclonal antibody therapies for Floridians,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “We also look forward to setting up a long-term site at the Jacksonville Public Library and additional long-term sites across the state. These treatments have been proven successful, with clinical trials resulting in a 70% reduction in hospitalization and death for COVID patients.”

To find locations to receive monoclonal antibody treatments around the entire state, please visit floridahealthcovid19.gov.

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Meanwhile, there are doctors in NYS telling patients that there are no prophylaxes or treatments for CoupFlu....

[mewzilla]

Treatment is the answer.

Not if you're in NYS and have a doc that works for a health system.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Yea.

I just talked with my mom. Her friend, (FULLY VACCINATED) is currently in the ICU. They have this therapy available but do not want to give it to her.

Then again this is the same hospital that last year put a pneumonia patient in with the Wuflu patients despite his not testing positive. After two weeks in the area and repeated tests they finally got their positive.

[mewzilla]

Thanks to Deep State and Big Med, we now have a de facto NHS.

You get what they say you get when they say you get it.

[billakay]

I'm 35 years old, and was denied MCABs when I was sick in March. I had a relatively severe case, but with minimal lung involvement. If I was slightly heavier, I would have met the requirements.

Luckily, my wife and I found a nurse practitioner who was hip to Ivermectin (even though our main doctor, in the same office, straight up turned me down for it). The tide turned quickly after we started that.