FDA Tells Doctors In 8 States To Stop Using COVID Treatment

BA.2 (a subvariant of omicron) was liable for 12.6 percent of COVID-19 infections in the United States in the week ending March 5. As such, the FDA has told doctors in 8 states to stop using COVID treatment.

Health care professionals in eight states have been advised to avoid using a COVID-19 medication as it may not be helpful against an Omicron coronavirus subvariant that is becoming more common.

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