This is actually causing a severe shortage at many pharmacies and hospitals. People are rushing out and hoarding this drug, preventing us from having adequate supplies for treating the serious cases.
Do you have a citation?
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#22HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE & AZITHROMYCIN, taken together, have a real chance to be one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine. The FDA has moved mountains - Thank You! Hopefully they will BOTH (H works better with A, International Journal of Antimicrobial Agents) be put in use IMMEDIATELY. PEOPLE ARE DYING, MOVE FAST, and GOD BLESS EVERYONE!
Wrote president Trump a few hours ago on twitter.
I really hope this is right as the two drugs are cheap, generic and have been around for some time.
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#23"fever shortness of breath" filtered by metro region has been what I look at every day for more than a month now. It is a window into where community spread has been appearing (and people are googling their symptoms) and it is this weird view into the future of what will be reported in the news. Watching it spread county by county from the main cities to elsewhere in the country has been something. https://trends.goo…
Yikes Arkansas. That is not good news at all since it is one of the poorest states in the country. Since you've been watching this search trend, do you have any insights you could summarize?
Just because a state has one reported case from one person flying in doesn't mean it was showing up in the community.
Florida was showing up early on even before it was being talked about, let alone the weird anti-talking about it they seem to be doing. I would not want to be living there now.
Overall it has been playing out like you would imagine. Hot spots with big airports seem to light up first. Then the surrounding areas and slowly spreading out via the highway system.
If there every is a real zombie apocalypse West Virginia, Vermont and Wyoming all seem to be the best places to go.
I have been taking screenshots since March 11th (when it seemed to suddenly overnight be "everywhere") so you can scroll through and see how quickly this has spread
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#24It's going to end up killing people. Chloroquine is nasty stuff and irresponsible to be hawking...pharmaceuticals can cause as much damage as they can prevent! There is no clinical basis and Trump continues to hawk it ultimately because he is so vested in hotels and hospitality and is more focused on financial damage control of his own investments than the health and safety of the American people.
I really don't get where this comes from. It's a generic drug that's been used for 70 years all over the world in tens of thousands of patients to treat malaria. It's already standard of care in China and South Korea where the recovery rates are high and the death rate is low. I think your extreme Donald Trump hatred is clouding your judgement.
No, I don't hate anyone. Dosage. I have taken Chloroquine before, it is not as run of the mill as you think. Extreme side effects.
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#25It's going to end up killing people. Chloroquine is nasty stuff and irresponsible to be hawking...pharmaceuticals can cause as much damage as they can prevent! There is no clinical basis and Trump continues to hawk it ultimately because he is so vested in hotels and hospitality and is more focused on financial damage control of his own investments than the health and safety of the American people.
I really don't get where this comes from. It's a generic drug that's been used for 70 years all over the world in tens of thousands of patients to treat malaria. It's already standard of care in China and South Korea where the recovery rates are high and the death rate is low. I think your extreme Donald Trump hatred is clouding your judgement.
I am not a doctor, but there is a book named "Self-determined Dying: Manual for a rational Suicide by Chloroquine".
There is also a retinopathy named after Chloroquine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chloroquine_retinopathy
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#26Trump should leave it to the experts ... he is snake oil huckster.
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#27It's going to end up killing people. Chloroquine is nasty stuff and irresponsible to be hawking...pharmaceuticals can cause as much damage as they can prevent! There is no clinical basis and Trump continues to hawk it ultimately because he is so vested in hotels and hospitality and is more focused on financial damage control of his own investments than the health and safety of the American people.
Some fools in Nigeria already got chloroquine poisoning all because of this ... people are desperate in such times.
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#28It's going to end up killing people. Chloroquine is nasty stuff and irresponsible to be hawking...pharmaceuticals can cause as much damage as they can prevent! There is no clinical basis and Trump continues to hawk it ultimately because he is so vested in hotels and hospitality and is more focused on financial damage control of his own investments than the health and safety of the American people.
I really don't get where this comes from. It's a generic drug that's been used for 70 years all over the world in tens of thousands of patients to treat malaria. It's already standard of care in China and South Korea where the recovery rates are high and the death rate is low. I think your extreme Donald Trump hatred is clouding your judgement.
It is for Malaria not SARS and not even used anymore because of drug resistance.
Also please cite proof of "it's already standard of care" in China and S.Korea and nope Whatsapp or Facebook does not count.
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#29Earlier quoted context omitted.
I really don't get where this comes from. It's a generic drug that's been used for 70 years all over the world in tens of thousands of patients to treat malaria. It's already standard of care in China and South Korea where the recovery rates are high and the death rate is low. I think your extreme Donald Trump hatred is clouding your judgement.
I am not a doctor, but there is a book named "Self-determined Dying: Manual for a rational Suicide by Chloroquine". There is also a retinopathy named after Chloroquine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chloroquine_retinopathy
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8674334
You can overdose on it if you take more than 1.7 grams. The recommended dose is 400mg. For reference, you can overdose on tylenol and die if you take 4 times the recommended dosage.
The retinopathy happens after several years of taking the drug for rheumatoid arthritis. The course of treatment is six days for coronavirus.
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
I really don't get where this comes from. It's a generic drug that's been used for 70 years all over the world in tens of thousands of patients to treat malaria. It's already standard of care in China and South Korea where the recovery rates are high and the death rate is low. I think your extreme Donald Trump hatred is clouding your judgement.
It is for Malaria not SARS and not even used anymore because of drug resistance. Also please cite proof of "it's already standard of care" in China and S.Korea and nope Whatsapp or Facebook does not count.
For China:
https://covid-19.alibabacloud.com/
Here's a comprehensive guide for treatment of covid-19 for hospital operators. Search for chloroquine:
https://www.alibabacloud.com/zh/universal-service/pdf_reader...
South Korea (plaquenil is a slightly modified version of chloroquine):
https://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2020/03/12/South-Kor...