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Roche and Regeneron have joined forces in the fight against COVID-19 to develop, manufacture and distribute REGN-COV2, the latter’s investigational antiviral antibody combination, to people around the globe.
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It could also be given to immunocompromised patients for whom the vaccination isn’t indicated.
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