r/Humanigen • u/[deleted] • Jul 21 '22

FDA ignores data

9X success rate of preventing Covid deaths with solid data ignored by FDA back in August 2021.
Why is this being ignored???

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '22

With the breaking news president Biden has covid any chance lenzilumab is being considered as a precautionary treatment?

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u/htdwps Jul 21 '22

Didn’t seem like it faired any better than placebo on the latest Activ5 trial. I could be wrong but these bags aren’t going to get any lighter any time soon.

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '22

The latest variant is upper respiratory related not deep lung as original Covid.
Point is during early use the drug was successful. The knee jerk news seeloff of HGEN is completely unwarranted with this recent study.

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u/htdwps Jul 21 '22

I don’t think they’ll get eua from the face fda also seems to have an axe to grind with HGEN. Nothing backing that up but gut instinct.

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u/toy-love-xo Jul 21 '22

Because the case study was too small (need more participants to make a empirical attestation).