[hinckley buzzard]

Now we may be getting somewhere. This will be hard to disregard.

[SeekAndFind]

ALSO SEE THIS:

Dr. Oz Explains A Breaking News Study Out Of France Today.

French doctor, Didier Raoult met with France’s Premier Emmanuel Macron last night to present a new paper that studied 1,061 COVID-19 patients that were treated early with hydroxchloroquine and azithromycin (z-pac). He found that those on this drug protocol met with nearly 92% excellent outcomes (they were free of the virus within 10 days). He also found the drug protocol to be very safe for patients with low side effects, and that there was a correlation with the amount of hydroxychloroquine found in the blood and success rates.

However, the paper also found that those patients who had high blood pressure and taking certain types of hypertension medications (beta blockers) had complications. This may lead to a clue that those with high blood pressure are more susceptible to COVID-19 or the medications they’re on can lead to more concerns.

CLICK ABOVE LINK FOR THE VIDEO

[Diogenesis]

to vaccine-adamant Fauci,
this means nothing. it is anecdotal.

NOTHING will stand in the way of Fauci-Gates-Soros
and their malicious plan infecting Earth.

[Trumpisourlastchance]

Excellent.

[bramps]

How many hacking attempts are underway right now to get into the files of IHU Méditerranée Infection in order to find some connection to Trump?

[Rio]

It’s a pretty big anecdote.

[edwinland]

This would seem to be the only line that really matters:

Mortality was significantly lower in patients who had received > 3 days of HCQ-AZ than in patients treated with other regimens both at IHU and in all Marseille public hospitals (p< 10^(-2)).

It sounds very promising. If I'm reading it right, they are saying there is less than 1 in 100 chance the results happened by chance alone.

However it's a bit weird that they don't put that fact right up at the top, and they don't give any numbers for the comparison, i.e. among those patients not treated with HCQ, the death rate was 2% or 1% or whatever.

[Secret Agent Man]

Consider that drugs touted as miracle cures often work on less than half the trial folks and have many serious, serious side effects.

Of course muppet media doesn’t provide context.

[SmokingJoe]

5 patients died (0.47%) (74-95 years old)

That is very impressive.

[Nifty]

Check out the news on this guy. He is getting a lot of heat. I can’t believe anything so obvious would be challenged like it is.

[BDParrish]

Bkmk and ping.

[buridan]

There’s an interesting article on how hydroxychloroquine works in the case of other diseases here:

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41584-020-0372-x

Review Article
Published: 07 February 2020
Mechanisms of action of hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine: implications for rheumatology

Eva Schrezenmeier & Thomas Dörner
Nature Reviews Rheumatology volume 16, pages155–166(2020)Cite this article

[diverteach]

Sounds equal to the fatality rate without it. Am I missing something?

[miserare]

So, Trump is right again!

[Shortstop7]

Thank God. I think HCQ has had a major impact on this disease.

[mware]

If I could I would nominate him for the Nobel in Medicine.