What COVID-19 therapies are available in US?--AP explainer

EXPLAINER: What COVID-19 therapies are available in US? | AP News WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. recently added two new weapons to its small arsenal against the coronavirus: pills that patients can take at home to treat COVID-19. The drugs from Pfizer and Merck join a handful of other therapies that have been shown to blunt the worst effects of the virus. AP NEWS

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. recently added two new weapons to its small arsenal against the coronavirus: pills that patients can take at home to treat COVID-19.

The drugs from Pfizer and Merck join a handful of other therapies that have been shown to blunt the worst effects of the virus. But each treatment has different advantages and tends to work best for certain types of patients at different stages of the disease.

Here’s a look at the current COVID-19 drugs and how they are used:

PILLS  ...

ANTIBODY DRUGS...

ANTIBODY DRUGS...