Dallas doc is treating her patients with hydroxychloroquine with a 100% success rate

Hope this works youtu.be... Dallas Doctor talking about how she is successful at treating COVID-19
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originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
a reply to: tanstaafl
4 more years of trump gaffes will give me something to laugh about,

Perfect! I'll laugh with you while Trump finishes the wall, eliminates tens of thousands more ridiculous business killing regulations, grows the economy way past what it was before this fake pandemic, starts the process of buil,ding LFTRs to replace our aging,antiquated and extremely dangerous existing nuclear power plants, and Flynn audits the IC and cleans house (to name a few)...

We'll have a blast!

FYI

World leaders are taking hydroxychloroquine to minimize the chances of Contracting covid-19.

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Hydroxychloroquine doesn’t prevent coronavirus infection, study with more than 800 people finds

The study, the first randomized, placebo-controlled trial, which is considered the “gold standard” in science, looked at 821 people in the United States and Canada who had been exposed to the coronavirus.

The researchers, led by Dr. David Boulware, an infectious disease researcher at the University of Minnesota, said the drug was given to 414 people for five days while 407 got a placebo. Nearly 80% of the patients reported a high-risk exposure to a confirmed Covid-19 contact.

About 12% of the people who were given the malaria drug developed Covid-19, compared with 14% who did not receive the drug, according to the study’s findings, which included health-care workers and people close to those with Covid-19. They said side effects were more common with those who took hydroxychloroquine, but there were no “serious” adverse reactions. Results were no different for those using zinc and vitamin C, the researchers said.

No deaths were reported. About three-quarters of the patients had no underlying health conditions, according to the study, while the rest had reported hypertension, asthma or diabetes.