The FDA on Monday blocked Florida from using life-saving monoclonal antibody treatments for COVID patients.
The treatments have proven to be very effective in the treatment of the coronavirus.
This is like something Stalin would do!
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The Florida Department of Health announced Monday that FDA’s “abrupt decision” effectively shut down treatment sites statewide.
As a result of the @US_FDA‘s abrupt decision to remove the EUAs for two monoclonal antibodies, monoclonal antibody treatment sites will be closed until further notice. Full press release is below. pic.twitter.com/RGeWTPwxCs
— Florida Dept. of Health (@HealthyFla) January 25, 2022
This has been an ongoing issue for Florida officials — the Biden regime is blocking life-saving treatments to the state.
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In December Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo accused the Biden administration of “actively preventing” the delivery and distribution of life-saving monoclonal antibody treatments to the Sunshine State.
FOX: Florida surgeon general says Biden admin ‘actively preventing’ monoclonal antibody treatments
— Election Wizard (@ElectionWiz) December 29, 2021
Back in September Governor DeSantis slammed the Biden regime for slashing monoclonal antibody treatments to Florida. The regime would rather see people die than give DeSantis and Florida more good press.
Jen Psaki defended the unconscionable decision at the time.
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NEW: Florida Surgeon General says Biden Admin is “actively preventing” distribution of monoclonal antibodies by pausing shipments of Regeneron, in letter to HHS Sec.
Feds paused Regeneron bc it may not work against Omicron. FL says it can still be used in existing Delta cases. pic.twitter.com/9mmw5SsuZJ
— Jay O’Brien (@jayobtv) December 28, 2021
Governor Ron DeSantis published his thoughts online following this latest action by the Biden regime.
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