[so_real]

"Withem, who tested positive for the virus on Nov. 7, initially quarantined while she monitored her symptoms. As they continued to worsen, she was eventually admitted to the intensive care unit at Saline Memorial Hospital. For two weeks, she remained in the ICU on a ventilator."

This is medical malpractice, in my opinion. Doctors should be telling folks to use a prophylaxis of zinc, quercetin, vitamin c, and vitamin D3 if they suspect they've been exposed to Covid-19 while waiting for test results. The EVMS protocol is common knowledge at this point. It's medical malpractice not to encourage its application when it is so cheap, easy, and effective.

[nevergore]

I get my quercetin from Red Wine :^)

Otherwise, my wife and I have been on daily doses of Zinc, C, and D3 since February.....in addition to our regular supplements.....

[Marcell]

And they wonder why so many have lost trust in the medical establishment like AMA, NIH, FDA and CDC.

[gas_dr]

I dont think you mean medical malpractice. Some states (not mine) threatens a physicians license for prescribing these exact drugs. Please do not add another layer of malpractice that does not exist.

[falcon99]

.. when it is so cheap, easy, and effective.”

I think that is the answer to why it isn’t given out.