Lilly Pulls COVID-19 Antibody Treatment From EU Review
Concern Over Resistance Of Delta Variant May Have Played A Part
Executive Summary
While Lilly's antibody combination of etesevimab and bamlanivimab is still going strong in the US, the company has lost out to Roche's Ronapreve in the EU.
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