Here are three points:
1. The groups will develop a pair of antibodies to prevent and treat MERS.
2. HHS will allot $8.9 million to Regeneron for manufacturing, the investigational new drug application and an National Institutes of Health clinical trial.
3. Currently, no drugs exist to treat or prevent MERS.
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