No, Regeneron is not a replacement for a COVID-19 vaccine

In places like Texas and Florida, governors have set up monoclonal antibody stations to help combat the COVID pandemic. Some people call these antibody infusion treatments simply “Regeneron,” which is one of the companies authorized to make them. With the emergence of pop-up monoclonal antibody stations, some people are using social media as a platform to remind folks that its not a replacement for the vaccine. But not everyone is so sure. A Verify viewer asked the team, "Why does a person who has has been fully vaccinated need a booster shot when there is Regeneron (antibodies) as a therapy?" Let's verify. » Subscribe to WUSA9: https://bit.ly/2lO8e2F FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA – Twitter:   / wusa9   Facebook:   / wusa9   Instagram:   / wusa9   NEWS TIPS – Email: [email protected]