Data show that both monotherapy and combination therapy may be effective to treat COVID-19 in patients with a high risk for serious outcomes, according to the company. It plans to make these therapies broadly available to patients.

Lilly anticipates it could supply up to 1 million doses of 700 mg of LY-CoV555 monotherapy in the last quarter of 2020, with 100,000 available in October. The company anticipates it will have 50,000 doses of its combination therapy available in the fourth quarter of 2020. The supply of combination therapy will increase substantially in the beginning of 2021, according to the firm.

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Eli Lilly and Amgen will collaborate on global antibody manufacturing to significantly increase the supply capacity of Lilly's potential COVID-19 therapies.

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Eli Lilly released early data from a phase II clinical trial that explored the use of the neutralizing antibody LY-CoV555 in the COVID-19 outpatient setting.

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