Nope, I never mentioned <85yo. The 154% efficacy is for patients with a CRP<150mg/L. When <85yo is added in, efficacy climbs to 2.96-fold/196% efficacy.
Nope, the 3.04-fold/204% efficacy on primary endpoint and 2.22-fold/122% efficacy on mortality are for patients with CRP<150mg/L + <85yo combined with remdesivir and steroids.
So patients with CRP<150mg/L had 154% efficacy on the primary endpoint. Efficacy rose to 196% efficacy for patients with CRP<150mg/L and <85yo. Efficacy rose to 204% efficacy for patients with CRP<150mg/L and <85yo and on remdesivir and steroids.
I solely showed 154% efficacy for patients with CRP<150mg/L because it is game-changing efficacy without complicating it by adding age requirements and other drugs.