After President Trump suggested that you might ask your doctor about a treatment for the Kung Flu that involved hydroxychloroquine, his political enemies, which include much of televised media and some pharmaceutical boards swung into action in order to suppress the treatments.
Anecdotal accounts, otherwise known as data or evidence, from doctors showed that using hydroxychloroquine along with zinc and Z-Paks were effective treatments for the Kung Flu.
"A major medical magazine has retracted a study it published that
claimed to have found increased mortality in coronavirus patients who
took the drug hydroxychloroquine.
The Lancet issued the retraction Thursday
afternoon after successive days of questions regarding the study and
the data underpinning it, both of which came from the medical analytics
company Surgisphere.
That study, published
on May 22, determined that hydroxychloroquine – a drug
repeatedly touted by President Trump as a possible viable treatment for
the coronavirus – was "associated with an increased risk of in-hospital
mortality" when given to COVID-19 patients. Those conclusions so alarmed
the World Health Organization that it announced at the end of last month that it would be pausing its own hydroxychloroquine trials "while the data is reviewed by the Data Safety Monitoring Board."
Yet on Thursday, The Lancet issued a notice that "three of the
authors of the paper ... have retracted their study. They were unable to
complete an independent audit of the data underpinning their analysis.
As a result, they have concluded that they 'can no longer vouch for the
veracity of the primary data sources'." ""
https://justthenews.com/nation/science/concerns-mount-over-hydroxychloroquine-study-caused-who-halt-drug-trials
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