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To: BraveMan

No panaceas but chloroquine certainly may help.

It is safe and available.

South Korean doctors recommend its use.

FDA this week approved a clinical trial to determine efficacy in a well controlled study being done by a group in Minnesota.

No one claims it’s a panacea or wonder drug, but it is available to use now and could help.


9 posted on 03/21/2020 9:41:29 AM PDT by ifinnegan (Democrats kill babies and harvest their organs to sell)
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To: ifinnegan

I believe it’s being approved for compassionate use.

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12 posted on 03/21/2020 9:46:52 AM PDT by Celtic Conservative (My cats are more amusing than 200 channels worth of TV)
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To: ifinnegan

it’s not entirely safe (IF it’s akin to Quinine) - If so, it can cause allergic reactions, sudden death, have effects on heart, kidneys, or blood cells - there are some medical conditions that increase the chance of bad side effects- Which i think is why they might be hesitant to try this en mass without running studies on it first-

BUT- these side effects are pretty rare- and honestly- given the choice of dying from virus, or possibly getting side effects from treatment, I’d choose the treatment- every time- especially given the fact that the side effects are rare-


25 posted on 03/21/2020 10:29:09 AM PDT by Bob434
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