Astra’s Antibody Drug Fails Study on Preventing Covid Symptoms

The video discusses the naming of medical treatments, highlighting AstraZeneca's 'Storm Chaser' as a strong example. It examines the goals of a trial involving an antibody treatment aimed at preventing infection after contact with an infected person. Although the trial did not meet its endpoint, data suggests that with sufficient time, the treatment could offer up to 92% prevention. The video also compares the treatment's performance to Regeneron's antibody cocktail, which showed positive results.

What were the results of the Regeneron antibody cocktail mentioned in the text?

What does the data suggest about the timing of administering the treatment for better protection?