Coronavirus: use of antimalarial drugs authorized in Italy
(ANSA) – Rome, March 27 – Anti-malarial drugs chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine have been authorized in Italy to treat patients infected with Sars-Cov2, according to a
Quebec Governmental Institute Opposes Hydroxychloroquine, Except When Too Late
“Outside of a research protocol, use should be limited to patients whose clinical situation is severe, evaluated on a case-by-case basis, supported by an interdisciplinary
Rudy Giuliani Interviews New York Doctor Vladimir Zelenko
This is an excellent interview if you seek to understand the sickness. Dr Zelenko does an excellent pedagogic job here. And he explains how he
COVID-19: Canadian Research Opts for Self-Screening, Self-Reporting, Suboptimal Medication and Placebos by Overnight Courrier!
The title may seem exaggerated. Yet, it’s based on reality. Canadian research, has opted for self-screening and self-reporting, instead of letting people see a doctor. For
Sorry, the Life Buoy is Not Homologated
This summarizes pretty well the fate of the hydroxychloroquine azitromycin treatment, while there are numerous research programs now being started, with double blinded protocols. Researchers
Globe & Mail Opinion Piece is Pretty Good, Except for its Wrong Conclusion…
There is an interesting opinion piece dated March 26 in the Globe and Mail, suggesting to give the hydroxychloroquine treatment a chance. At the same
Dr OZ Presents Summary of French Treatment Effectiveness Study
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Interview with Professor Éric Chabrière from the IHU Méditerranée about the Hydroxychloroquine / Azithromycin Treatment
Eric Chabrière, one of the most renowned professors working with Professor Didier Raoult, comments the situation of the epidemic as of March 28 as well
Enough Intensive Care Units in the UK: Really?
“The UK should now be able to cope with the spread of the covid-19 virus, according to one of the epidemiologists advising the government.”Read more:
A Message by Former Health Minister Philippe Douste Blazy to the Current French Government
The former health minister pleads that hydroxychloroquine treatment be made available not only in hospitals, but also to general practitioners, given the emergency.
Hydroxychloroquine: Former French Health Minister Weighs In
Former health minister, Philippe Douste-Blazy, advocates early treatment of patients.
Oxford RECOVERY Evaluation of COVID-19 Therapy Flawed Against Hydroxychloroquine and Dangerous to Patients
Note: this article is dated March 28, just days after the RECOVERY trial was announced. See linked below the follow up to this article, dated
