HHS, Regeneron collaborate on coronavirus treatment

HHS said Feb. 4 it is working with Regeneron Pharmaceuticals to develop a treatment for the coronavirus. 

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The agency said it will work to develop multiple monoclonal antibodies, which help block a virus from infecting human cells. 

Regeneron previously worked on a similar treatment for Ebola and MERS. 

Read the full news release here

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