It’s not easy to get experimental monoclonal antibodies into the arms of eligible patients, but hospitals are trying. 

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Famous patients tout COVID-19 treatment, but the drug is slow to reach others
President Trump asserted the medication had cured him of COVID-19. Rudy Giuliani and former New Jersey governor Chris Christie raved about receiving it during their bouts of coronavirus.

Yet only a fraction of the available doses of monoclonal antibodies have made it into the arms of less-famous patients, despite preliminary data suggesting the experimental drug might keep people out of the hospital.

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