COVEXIT.com Newsletter #16
Greetings,
We hosted our first webinar with Dr Peter A. McCullough about the algorithm for early outpatient treatment. The event was extremely well received, and you can watch the recording on our website if you missed it.
Webinar with Professor Paul Marik: the Prevention & Outpatient Treatment of C19
Today, there is a crisis in hospitals in the US and many other countries, where C19 is not treated before hospitalization. Yet a key to […]
We have two other important webinars scheduled, one about prophylaxis and treatment of COVID-19 in nursing homes, where controlling COVID-19 is critical to reduce mortality, and the other about the now peer reviewed and published Zelenko study, the role of Zinc and the therapeutic approaches used in Germany for COVID-19.
Recommended Essential Travel for Messrs Legault and Trudeau (Part 1)
Barely two weeks after the request for negative tests prior to boarding any plane to fly to Canada, the new call by Québec’s Premier is […]
France: the Ivermectin Dossier Before the Council of State
A new legal attempt to have ivermectin approved in France, through a Temporary Recommendation for Use, will be presented this Monday January 25 to the […]
These are free, high information, events, and you are most welcome to register and participate. Also please spread the word among your circles about these webinars. It’s increasingly difficult to reach out through social media, so please forward this email to anyone who may be interested.
We are pleased to present an exceptional interview with Professor Harvey Risch. This is a genuine master class regarding the (mis-)handling of the pandemic. We will put the second part online soon.
COVID-19 in Sweden: an Interview with Sebastian Rushworth, MD
We are pleased to welcome for this interview Dr Sebastian Rushworth, from Sweden, who is a medical doctor who works at the emergencies in a […]
We have also a number of noteworthy news to bring to your attention, including the manoeuvres in France aimed at completely shutting down the HCQ supplies at Professor Raoult’s hospital in Marseille.
France: the Ivermectin Dossier Before the Council of State
A new legal attempt to have ivermectin approved in France, through a Temporary Recommendation for Use, will be presented this Monday January 25 to the […]
Towards Immunity Passports for COVID-19?
There is lots of talk about immunity passports, especially in Israel and in the European Union. This article analyzes what we know of the immunity […]
Early Ambulatory Treatment for C19 – The Perspectives of Alain Maskens, MD, PhD, with a Foreword by Professor Peter A. McCullough
(Article also available in French) Foreword by Professor Peter A. McCullough This powerfully written, well researched, cogent summary of the principles of early ambulatory treatment […]
NIH Updates its Position on Ivermectin
NIH’s COVID-19 Treatment Guidelines Panel has issued a statement today, that: “As such, the Panel has determined that there are insufficient data to recommend either […]
New Study Further Confirms Effective Prophylaxis for COVID-19
Imagine a moment you want to become a trapezist. First thing you need is a safety belt. But it’s not enough. That’s why there is […]
COVID-19 in Sweden: an Interview with Sebastian Rushworth, MD
We are pleased to welcome for this interview Dr Sebastian Rushworth, from Sweden, who is a medical doctor who works at the emergencies in a […]
Canada: Mandatory Testing to Fly Home will be Largely Ineffective
This article analyzes the new Canadian measure imposing tests, in the country of departure, for all air travel to Canada. It first retraces how this […]
McGill Academics are Wrong: Stricter Lockdowns are NOT the Solution
In Canada, provinces such as Québec, as well as many jurisdictions in other countries, are moving towards stricter lockdowns, and those are embraced by some […]
New Outpatient Treatment Study Shows Very Low Hospitalization Risk
With the pandemic raging in many countries, the fear to be hospitalized is high. Situations vary, but the risk of in hospital death from C19 […]
Best regards,
Jean-Pierre Kiekens
