New ‘Top Docs’ addresses monoclonal antibody treatment for COVID-19
The latest edition of the Medical Association of Georgia’s (MAG) ‘Top Docs’ show addresses monoclonal antibody treatment (MAT) for COVID-19, and it features Danny Branstetter, M.D., and Joseph Havlik, M.D., who are MAG members and infectious disease specialists with the Wellstar Health System.
Drs. Branstetter and Havlik discuss…
– How MAT works and is administered
– Which patients are good candidates for MAT
– Whether a patient needs a doctor’s referral for MAT
– If patients who receive MAT should also be vaccinated for COVID
– Where MAT is available in Georgia, and when they believe it will be more readily available
– Whether health insurance covers MAT
– The status of the COVID-19 booster shots
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