Dr. Raymund Razonable discusses monoclonal antibodies helping patients with COVID 19

Dr. Raymund Razonable, a Mayo Clinic infectious diseases physician, discusses how monoclonal antibodies are helping patients with COVID-19.

"Once again, this real-world study suggests that when patients who are at high risk due to a range of comorbidities contract a mild or moderate case of COVID-19, this combination of monoclonal injections gives them a chance of a nonhospitalized recovery. In other words, they recover safely at home," says Raymund Razonable, M.D., a Mayo Clinic infectious diseases specialist and senior author of the study.

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