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Hydroxy/Zinc advocates said that it would relieve symptoms
When did Trump (or anyone) claim this was a fucking vaccine?
Most of he Hydroxy/Zinc advocates said that it would relieve symptoms and keep your immune system from going into overdrive and killing you from reacting to COVID.
I will go with science
You mean the science which doesn't include the science of where the Zinc ion is needed to inhibit viral replication.
Huh?
rdm saysHuh?
Re-read your article. HCQ doesn't prevent COVID19. Nobody claimed it did. NYT and the Researchers are attacking a strawman.
I don't know if this study included zinc or not
Sad
Yes ppl, we're not dealing with honorable persons here but corporate hacks, looking for a buck.
Hence why I won't even take a pain reliever.
If I need to numb pain in my world, I probably need to go to a doctor or the ER. Which hopefully means I'll catch an issue quicker instead of masking it.
Morphine:
Oxycontin:
Aside from a slight bit of dehydrogenation, which is why the hydroxyl group is shifted, they're almost the same thing.
"The malaria drug hydroxychloroquine did not help prevent people who had been exposed to others with Covid-19 from developing the disease, according to the results of an eagerly awaited study that was published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine."
Notice that this is not the NYT or some RepCon propaganda from Rightwingnut media.
I do forget that RepCons think they are clever.
https://www.statnews.com/2020/06/03/hydroxychloroquine-does-not-prevent-covid-19-infection-in-people-who-have-been-exposed-study-says/
You can stop reading right after the headline. I don't think that HDC was ever touted as a preventive measure. HDC is supposed to help if the person already has Covid-19.
Or from another source that is not as qualified as some self absorbed egotistical patnetters that don't have a medical degree & have not done a clinical study on HCQ.
don't think that HDC was ever touted as a preventive measure.
doesn't make that treatment invalid, just because his name is Donald J Trump.
doesn't make that treatment invalid, just because his name is Donald J Trump.
Agreed but that the reverse is also true. Its pretty clear to anyone that has heard his ...words...that he knows nothing about medicine or science and should just not speak about these matters.
Obviously Trump doesn't know anything about medicine.
He has a group of people that are trustworthy and have given him great information.
crackpot for claiming that Obama wiretapped him? Well, Obama did - how did Trump know this?
"The malaria drug hydroxychloroquine did not prevent Covid-19 in a rigorous study of 821 people who had been exposed to patients infected with the virus, researchers from the University of Minnesota and Canada are reporting Wednesday.
The study was the first controlled clinical trial of hydroxychloroquine, a drug that President Trump has repeatedly promoted and said he had taken himself to try to ward off the virus.
Conducted in the United States and Canada, the trial was the first to test whether the drug could prevent illness in people who have been exposed to the virus. This type of study, in which patients are picked at random to receive either an experimental treatment or a placebo, is considered the most reliable way to measure the safety and effectiveness of a drug.
“The take-home message for the general public is that if you’re exposed to someone with Covid-19, hydroxychloroquine is not an effective post-exposure, preventive therapy,” the lead author of the study, Dr. David R. Boulware of the University of Minnesota, said in an interview.
The results are being published in The New England Journal of Medicine.
The president’s promotion of the drug, and the backlash against it, have politicized medical questions that would normally have been left to researchers to answer objectively. The drug is approved to treat rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, as well as malaria, and is considered safe for those patients as long as they do not have underlying abnormalities in their heart rhythm.
Studies in very ill coronavirus patients have linked the drug — especially when combined with the antibiotic azithromycin — to dangerous heart-rhythm disorders, and both the Food and Drug Administration and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases have warned that it should not be used outside of clinical trials or in hospitals."
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/03/world/coronavirus-live.html?action=click&module=Top%20Stories&pgtype=Homepage#link-11655606