Hydroxychloroquine Effective for Prophylaxis, According to New Study
A new study, by Pranab Chatterjee and collaborators, published in the Indian Journal of Medical Research, found a significant decline in the odds of getting
Early Treatment for COVID-19, the Role of Telemedicine, the Cost of ICU Treatment, & Other Aspects
In this fifth clip of our interview with Professor Varon, we cover a range of aspects, including challenges with testing; the stigma associated with testing,
Report by Canadian Armed Forces about Infected Nursing Homes Reveals Profound Crisis
Preliminary Remark: as noted on several occasions on this blog, Canada refuses the use of hydroxychloroquine-based early treatments for COVID-19, which have already been shown
France: Call for Resignation of Health Minister and Funding Withdrawal from WHO
Right wing politician Florian Philippot demands not only the resignation of Olivier Véran, Minister of Health, but also that France withdraws its funding from the
Professor Varon Interview: Preventing Lung Damage, Avoiding Intubation, Protecting Medical Personnel
This is the fourth part of our interview with Professor J. Varon, MD, which discusses the following aspects: How to avoid mortality, lung damage and
Summary of New IHU Marseille Research on 3,737 Patients
The summary of the largest clinical study in the world on the treatment of COVID-19 patients was released on May 27 by the IHU Marseille.
Yale Epidemiology Professor Urges Hydroxychloroquine & Azithromycin Early Therapy for COVID-19
“Available evidence of efficacy of HCQ+AZ has been repeatedly described in the media as “anecdotal,” but most certainly is not.” A new article to be
Professor J. Varon Interview: Treatment Protocols for Mildly Symptomatic Patients & More Advanced Stages
This is the third part of our interview with Professor J. Varon, MD, where he presents the treatment protocols he uses for COVID-19, in three
Nursing Homes: How Many Deaths Could Have Been Prevented?
Since the beginning of the epidemic, the dramatic fate of many elderly people, taken as hostages in infected nursing homes, has repeated itself again and
Canada Follows WHO Directives, Suspends Hydroxychloroquine Trials
According to Global News, a spokesperson with Alberta Health confirmed Tuesday that the “clinical trial has been temporarily suspended by the research team so they
France’s Highest Health Authority Recommends a Selective Ban of Hydroxychloroquine
France’s highest health authority, the “Haut Conseil de la Santé Publique” issued new restrictive recommendations for hydroxychloroquine. It was France’s Health Minister Olivier Véran who,
Professor J. Varon Interview: Treatment Development and Prophylaxis
In this second clip of our interview, Professor Varon, MD, talks about how he, Professor Paul Marik, and other prominent medical experts came to develop
