We have been, it’s just not published as much in the newspapers because it is niche medicine effective in the hospital setting. There are a few proven treatment

We have been, it’s just not published as much in the newspapers because it is niche medicine effective in the hospital setting. There are a few proven treatments that can be given early (antibody therapy) and a large host of treatments being studied. If you google “nih covid treatment guidelines” you can read the official US 355 page pdf of the current treatments with summaries and more in depth. Overall mortality in the hospital has improved quite a bit, by my estimate from ~10-15% to 5-10%, which may not seem like much but is 50% improvement in about one year! (Edit: I want make sure I point out that this is from a US medium sized city hospital viewpoint, there are biases in my view).