In my view, we've found it can't be broadly used because it has some safety limitations. Now we have to learn more about the precise nature of those limits and see where it could potentially be helpful as well as where it will be harmful. As of now, the risks need to be centered and it would be a waste to invest in mass production of the drug until we know more. Trials can probably continue until we have more data, but it's likely we need to continue looking elsewhere.
New reports suggest a vaccine may even be insufficient due to how coronaviruses behave so we're really screwed overall for technological interventions and likely should continue to stick to social ones for awhile.
This is
absolutely false.
Chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine are one of if not
the most prescribed drugs in human history.
Hundreds of millions doses prescribed, and never, ever, in its history, has it
ever been blamed for heart failure, ever.
The side effects of Aspirin are 10x worse.
The war on this drug is 100% hogwash, driven by evil men with a nefarious agenda.
The science is everywhere on this drug, it works, it's safe, and it's cheap.
The ONLY reason it's buried is because it's $20 and readily available.
The dose range between 100% safe, toxic, and lethal, is a range so vast it's not even registered on a scale.
Every, single, report let out to the media has no data, NONE, ZIP, ZILCH, regarding lethality.
And there's a damn good reason for that.
Everything you've read on this?
Go back to it, click links on sources, follow the data, interpret it factually.
Specific to COVID-19, right now, if implemented early *in hospitalization*, the CFR drops below .05%.