AUSTIN – Five of the state’s infusion centers have run out of the antibody therapy used to treat the omicron variant of the coronavirus, which is now the...
The therapy made by GlaxoSmithKline is used to treat COVID-19 patients early to prevent serious illness and hospitalization.
This Regeneron monoclonal antibody treatment center in Fort Worth was set up by the Texas Division of Emergency Management.
Other infusion centers are also running low, spokesman Chris Van Deusen said, and will likely deplete their supplies in the coming days. “We have been shifting supply around, but there’s so little left at this point that it’s not going to buy significant additional time,” he said in a statement. It’s not clear whether private hospitals are facing similar shortages.
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