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Thank you @joko 😊
I am curious what the different providers are going to do with this new FDA information. . I know the usual school of thought is it's better to have some protection than no protection. So even if Evusheld gets down to 25% effective, it's still better than 0% coverage against all the variants out there. Has anyone heard if Mayo is proceeding with Evusheld appointments?
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@joko and others, Mayo is still proceeding with Evusheld appointments for transplant patients. According to our Infectious Disease team, we will still offer Evusheld to patients but will let them know that the coverage for the new strains of the virus is not as good. Patients can decline the treatment if they wish. As for everything COVID related, this information could change today, tomorrow, or any time in the future. Also as with every medication, talk to your doctor or care team to see what they would recommend for your specific situation.
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@hello1234 my Evushield appt at Mayo next week was removed from my schedule