but as you'll see on this graph, florida only implemented monoclonal antibody treatments on August 2.
.... what's your point ? The graph you posted is irrelevant in relation to monoclonal antibody treatments ?
Your graph shows 'case numbers' which has absolutely nothing to do with the rising daily average death toll numbers, which is what I posted about .... so your analogy is flawed for two reasons ...
1. Case numbers have nothing to do with how well monoclonal antibody treatments are doing as you have to
catch COVID-19 to receive a monoclonal antibody treatment; and
2. The death toll has
rapidly increased in the last 7 weeks from 232 deaths per day to today's average of 445.
Doesn't look like they are working to me but hey let's focus on the shiny new thing over there - case numbers ...
perhaps focus on the death toll graphs and stats - you know the ones
that haven't declined in the last 4, 5, 6 or 7 weeks since multiple monoclonal antibody treatment centers were set up throughout the state of Florida ...
Even if these treatment centers were set up on the 22 August (1 month ago) you would like to see a decline or plateau in the daily death toll - fact is they haven't - just sayin'
..... as you were
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/us/florida-covid-cases.html
Daily death toll number is higher than in the midst (peak) of the worst of the pandemic !
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