AstraZeneca's antibody therapy has been found to prevent Covid in a late-stage study, paving the way for it to be potentially used as an alternative to jabs for those with weakened immunity
AstraZeneca said today its antibody therapy has met the main goal of preventing the virus in a late-stage study, putting the drug-maker on track to potentially make it available.
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