Biden Admin Limiting Supply Of Monoclonal Antibodies In 7 Southern States

[Brian4Liberty]

Biden Admin Limiting Supply Of Monoclonal Antibodies In 7 Southern States Under Guise Of Preventing A Shortage
by Kelen McBreen - September 15th 2021

The Biden administration is starting to ration doses of monoclonal antibodies being used by states for treating Covid patients.

Several southern states with Republican leadership have adopted the Regeneron or GlaxoSmithKline treatments as a tool to fight Covid, showing promise when used early.
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), which oversees the distribution of the monoclonal antibodies, is upping their weekly shipment from 100,000 to 150,000, but the states that use the most will now be limited.
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In Texas, Congressman Chip Roy penned a letter to HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra regarding reports that numerous doctors and healthcare professionals who serve COVID-19 patients in the state are already being denied or limited orders for these treatments by the federal agency.

“These recent changes have appeared to have an immediate effect on the ability to expeditiously care for and treat COVID-19 patients,” Roy wrote Monday. “It is essential that providers have the freedom to choose what treatments are most suitable for their patients without interference or delays caused by your department.”

The congressman asked HHS to respond to the following questions:

• For what reasons, and by whom, was this change authorized?
• Is there a current or expected shortage of any monoclonal antibody treatments in the U.S.? If so, which treatments?
• Nationally, how many doses of each antibody treatment, including bamlanivimab, bamlanivimab/etesevimab, and casirivimab/imdevimab, are currently available?
• Your notice indicates this is a temporary change. If this is the case, when does HHS plan to revert to normal procedures for ordering these antibody treatments?
• Under what regulatory or statutory authority is HHS operating under to limit and review orders or limiting these orders to sites with HHSProtect accounts?
• Is HHS prioritizing providers with HHSProtect accounts for fulfillment of orders of mAb treatments?
• Is HHS reviewing all U.S. provider mAb treatment orders?

The move by the Biden administration could result in thousands of deaths throughout the nation.
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More: https://www.infowars.com/posts/biden...ng-a-shortage/

[Brian4Liberty]

Federal government starting to ration COVID-19 therapeutic treatments sent to states
Blake Hanson

People seeking COVID-19 treatments to keep them out of the hospital may soon have a tough time finding them.

Citing supply issues, the federal government will now ration supplies to states.

That includes treatments like monoclonal antibodies, which can keep people out of the hospital and shorten the amount of time it takes to recover.

Texas officials fear there won’t be enough for all who need it.

The notice went out to states this week.

Instead of healthcare providers being able to order what they need, the federal government will now decide what states get and the states will give the supplies out.
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More: https://www.fox4news.com/news/federa...sent-to-states

[PAF]

Fear tactics.

The aged, preexisting conditions, should not be running marathons, and are more than likely or should be in the hospital anyway.

Monoclonal antibodies are just but one single remedy, it is up to you and your doctor to figure out options.

With a survival rate of +99%, catch a mild flu/cold, get rest, get over it, and life goes on.


Furthermore, not related to a specific drug:

A. With 50% of hospital staff furloughed last year
B. number of available beds cut by administration
C. the number of people who refuse the jab this year and walk out or fired

it is a business problem if they are "overwhelmed".

Adding in the number of hypochondriacs who go to the doctor/ER for every little thing, this country and the world, had better start thinking rationally.

[CaptUSA]

Know this...

If there is an effective treatment for Covid, the Emergency Use Authorizations (EAU's) for the vaccines become null and void. They can't have that.


Interestingly, the CDC had just approved the use of monoclonal antibodies as a "post-exposure prevention" for Covid-19. A VERY convoluted way of keeping it away from being called a treatment.

[Brian4Liberty]

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Interestingly, the CDC had just approved the use of monoclonal antibodies as a "post-exposure prevention" for Covid-19. A VERY convoluted way of keeping it away from being called a treatment.

Hadn't heard that. Follow the money. Still money to be squeezed from their obsolete vaccine.

[PAF]

Hadn't heard that. Follow the money. Still money to be squeezed from their obsolete vaccine.

Same investors, political contributors, perhaps? Federal money?

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthr...nal-antibodies