S.Korean study shows Celltrion's Covid-19 antibody drug cuts recovery time


SEOUL (Reuters): South Korean drugmaker Celltrion Inc said on Friday (Nov 6) patients treated with its experimental Covid-19 antibody drug in a small-size early-stage trial showed at least a 44% improvement in recovery time.

The result bodes well for Celltrion, which plans to seek conditional approval for the monoclonal antibody treatment, CT-P59, for emergency use by the end of this year in South Korea.

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