Elagabalus
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Did any reporters ask trump 'Who is Dr. Dennison?"
He'll meet with Dr. Dennison when he arrives at the island of Dr. Morel.
Did any reporters ask trump 'Who is Dr. Dennison?"
He'll meet with Dr. Dennison when he arrives at the island of Dr. Morel.![]()
He didn't actually say this, did he?
However,These 22 reports contradict your opinions, and state HCQ+zinc helps prevent covid.
opening remarks:
(reports from 22 teams)
closing remarks:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1545C_dJWMIAgqeLEsfo2U8Kq5WprDuARXrJl6N1aDjY/edit#
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https://www.covid19treatmentguidelines.nih.gov/whats-new/Chloroquine/Hydroxychloroquine:
The Panel recommends against using high-dose chloroquine (600 mg twice daily for 10 days) for the treatment of COVID-19 (AI), because the high dose carries a higher risk of toxicities than the lower dose.
The FDA warning that cautioned against the use of chloroquine or hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19 outside the setting of a hospital or clinical trial was added to this section.
These 22 reports contradict your opinions, and state HCQ+zinc helps prevent covid.
opening remarks:
"The HCQ-AZ combination, when started immediately after diagnosis, appears to be a safe and efficient treatment for COVID-19"
Well after watching the video imho it's clear he's not taking it. It's liar in middle of getting fresh idea. It's like watching 4 year old lying for the first time.
Here are 22 reports, below.
That could explain why he is rage-tweeting all night. He's on a permanent 4yo sugar-high.Someone relatively sane on the White House staff probably swapped out the HCL for sugar pills. Like Trump would ever know the difference.
Found it. It's a Twitter post from someone making a joke.Can you provide some sort of link? Because I think someone just made that up.
Here are 22 reports, below. Two names, (BR Erickson, Pierre Rollin) of the many doctors named were searched and found on many CDC reports/studies
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1545C_dJWMIAgqeLEsfo2U8Kq5WprDuARXrJl6N1aDjY/edit#
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=13094652#post13094652You didn't read that link very well, if at all, did you? Or if you did, you didn't bother to look at more info about the cherry-picked sections you presented. If so, you wouldn't have posted it. They are all from February with the latest being March 20...when there was little known about the disease and how hydroxy-/cholorquine might affect it. We know a lot more now: it's ineffective.
Two reports were of results in vitro or monkeys. Not in humans. The use of the drug in Korea was from February and was a hail Mary to be used only on the most vulnerable who were at highest risk of dying: the old and those with serious underlying health conditions. NOT on younger, healthier and at less risk of death. Mt. Sinai does NOT recommend the use of hyroxychloroquine for Covid 19 AT ALL. Your info is old. China has since reversed its policy on using the drug since further study found no health benefits from it. The French trial was only 6 patients and has since been heavily criticized for its lack of proper procedures including a control group.
This collection with its cherry-picked sections you presented is out of date and medically rejected information. I'd like to know where you got it since you didn't cite the source. For some strange reason, I bet it's a pro-Trump site trying hard to make Trump not look like an idiot. Fool's errand.

US President Donald Trump has argued it is "a badge of honour" that the US has the world's highest number of confirmed Covid-19 infections.
"I look at that as, in a certain respect, as being a good thing because it means our testing is much better," he said at the White House.
The US has 1.5 million coronavirus cases and nearly 92,000 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University.
In second place is Russia, with nearly 300,000 confirmed cases.
What did Trump say?
On Monday, Mr Trump was hosting his first cabinet meeting since the US outbreak began.
"By the way, you know when you say that we lead in cases, that's because we have more testing than anybody else," he told reporters.
"So when we have a lot of cases," he continued, "I don't look at that as a bad thing, I look at that as, in a certain respect, as being a good thing because it means our testing is much better."


USA! USA! USA! 
