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Evusheld no longer recommended by COVID technical advisers

15 March 2023
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Wednesday 15 March 2023, 01:00 AM
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Ministry of Health chief science advisor Ian Town says Paxlovid or remdesivir are seen as preferable to Evusheld [Image: Supplied]
Update for health professionals: Evusheld cannot neutralise current circulating variants
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