Watch CNBC's interview with Eli Lilly's chief scientific officer on the new Covid antibody drug
A study found that Eli Lilly's antibody drug showed recipients had an 80 percent lower risk of symptomatic Covid-19 vs. residents in the same nursing home facility. Dr. Dan Skovronsky, Lilly Chief Scientific Officer, joins CNBC's Meg Tirrell on 'The Exchange' to discuss the trial and findings.
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