supplies of chloroquine evaporating...some of it is doctor hoarding

[bluespower]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2020/03/20/hospitals-doctors-are-wiping-out-supplies-an-unproven-coronavirus-treatment/

it appears that plenty of people think chloroquine is useful against cvirus
and have since february despite no determinate "official" trial verdict 

[bluespower]

suck it trump bashers and chloroquine deniers


everything the usual suspect morons have been saying is a lie
add vit and jw2 to the lying wall of shame

[wvit1001]

Has anyone said it was effective besides trump?

[bluespower]

read the link and make up your own closed mind

[wvit1001]

The link you posted said it was unproven.

[dont-blameme]

wvit is the evil morbid minded person that would rather see people die than have them be given chloroquine.

[wvit1001]

[bluespower]

The link you posted said it was unproven


vit...i see you narrowly and selectively read the article
the article never said unproven except as a biased and misleading editorial reference in the headline of the article

"lacking definitive evidence" and "no solid evidence" is referring to strict FDA standards
there is evidence...just not definitive or solid...yet

using it for "off brand" purposes has certainly shown overwhelming evidence that it works...FDA proven or not

[Truman62]

A new Chinese study says there is no benefit to using chloroquine.

In a prime example of why President Trump shouldn’t be endorsing any unproven potential treatments for the novel coronavirus behind the current global pandemic,
a new small-scale study by researchers in China indicates that the antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine actually isn’t any more effective than standard, existing best
practice for conventional care of patients with the virus.

The study, which included 30 patients with a control of 15 who received no treatment, with the other half being treated with hydroxychloroquine, showed that there
was a statistically insignificant difference in the number of patients who tested negative for the drug after a week. During the study, those who received conventional
treatment were provided anti-virals that are currently recommended for use in China, including Iopinavir and ritonavir. After a week, 13 of the 15 control patients
showed no sign of the virus, while 14 of the 15 who were treated with hydroxychloroquine showed the same.

https://techcrunch.com/2020/03/25/new-study-casts-doubt-on-hyrdoxychloroquines-effectiveness-in-treating-coronavirus/