I want to urge you, as I did last time, particularly because of the problems we have talked about with the vaccine, that you really stay on top of it to make sure that we do not come to a point where there is a shortage of the IV antivirals because that would be the worst of all because these are the most seriously ill patients, obviously, and it literally could be life or death if they do not have it.
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Lieberman emphasizes the importance of ensuring IV antivirals are available for critically ill patients.
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