[Hostage]

Newsweek of course.

They need the money.

[Conserv]

On one patient?! LMAO

[BookmanTheJanitor]

Sounds anecdotal.

[Lurkina.n.Learnin]

“A hospital in France has had to stop an experimental treatment using hydroxychloroquine on at least one coronavirus patient after it became a “major risk” to their cardiac health”

At least it’s not anecdotal.

[willk]

So now we are going to be bombarded with stories about this based on one patient?

[shotgun]

From the movie Ghostbusters...WE GOT ONE!!!

[Sacajaweau]

They stopped it for ONE...just ONE patient. The headline gives the impression they stopped using it altogether.

AND we knew about risk cases before..

[willfulknowledge]

It’s a well known side effect. Nothing to see here. move along

[Steve Van Doorn]

Dr Emile Ferrari hasn't said a word about this. IE: fake news
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Emile_Ferrari

[Texas Eagle]

Wow. It's not like the French to surrender so quickly.

Crap. Now I got beer and snot all over my computer screen.

[newzjunkey]

This has always been a KNOWN RISK which is why you need a doctor prescribing and monitoring the patient. Trump has referred to the possible complications at task force briefings.

[tennmountainman]

1 patient. And an article is written about 1 patient. What craziness.
The Dr probably prescribed the wrong dosage.

[chris37]

As someone who has suffered two heart attacks, I’d opt for sudden cardiac arrest over slow, torturous suffocation any day.

[Shethink13]

Ho hum...This was an already identified side effect.

[Stravinsky]

Fear mongering. A fair number of drugs have the potential to affect the QT interval. And this can be a potential problem in patients with certain conditions especially when more than one such drug is being taken. But that’s not a reason to think of the drug as generally unsafe. Heck, over 50 million z-paks are prescribed every year for Pete’s sake and that’s a macrolide and thus a QT prolonger, but that isn’t stopping it from being prescribed like candy.

[mass55th]

"A hospital in France has had to stop an experimental treatment using hydroxychloroquine on at least ONE coronavirus patient..."

Oh my God!! One patient may have had an adverse reaction!!! What a bunch of drama queens at Newsweek!!

[FreeReign]

Newsweak gives us a headline about stopping the treatment for ONE patient.

[edwinland]

Asked if this had happened yet, he said: "Yes, from the start of the trial. Thanks to this ECG follow-up, we highlighted the major risks of a very serious accident in a patient, and the treatment was immediately stopped."

Headline should read:

FRENCH HOSPITAL MONITORING THE MEDICINES THEY PRESCRIBE AND APPROPRIATELY TAKING STEPS TO PREVENT SIDE EFFECTS

[piasa]

On ONE patient. Stop the presses...

[lgjhn23]

The communists/globalists have bought and paid for this virus, and darn it, they want to get their full money’s worth out of it! Now quit talking about treatments & cures and start talking about doom, gloom & death like good little “unwashed masses”.