Everyone Is Talking About Monoclonal Antibodies as Treatment For Reducing Risk of Symptomatic COVID — Is It an Option for Those With Cancer?

Published Jan 26, 2021

Everyone Is Talking About Monoclonal Antibodies as Treatment For Reducing Risk of Symptomatic COVID Is It an Option for Those With Cancer?

There is a lot of talk around monoclonal antibodies and how they might be able to help those with COVID-19. While there is much to understand around how it works and if it's right for those fighting cancer, the outlook is positive.

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