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Second Season of Clesrovimab for RSV Well Tolerated in High-Risk Kids
The long-acting monoclonal antibody clesrovimab (Enflonsia) was well tolerated in high-risk infants during two RSV seasons, according to a randomized clinical trial. The drug is used for RSV prevention in infants at increased risk for severe disease.
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