Lilly Needs Updated FDA Authorization To Sell COVID Antibody On Commercial Market
Executive Summary
Biden administration will run out of supply of Lilly’s covid antibody bebtelovimab in August, forcing a shift to commercial market due to lack of funds. The transition will require changes to the emergency use authorization and involve a price hike.
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