While I also support Trump Pills over other treatments, this is highly suspicious.
The WHO "mistakenly" posted the results of the study on their site, and deleted it a short time later. Gilead released a statement saying that the information is inaccurate, the study mentioned was halted because they were unable to test a large enough sample size.
So once again looks like the WHO is releasing misinformation and painting a potential treatment in a bad light.
Also HCQ and Remdesivir don't appear to be direct rivals. HCQ seems to work better early in treatment, and also as a preventative measure. Remdesivir has shown some promise for those on ventilators or in ICUs.
So once again we have the terrorist WHO spreading misinformation, while YouTube says that any content that disputes the WHO will be removed.
While I also support Trump Pills over other treatments, this is highly suspicious.
The WHO "mistakenly" posted the results of the study on their site, and deleted it a short time later. Gilead released a statement saying that the information is inaccurate, the study mentioned was halted because they were unable to test a large enough sample size.
So once again looks like the WHO is releasing misinformation and painting a potential treatment in a bad light.
Also HCQ and Remdesivir don't appear to be direct rivals. HCQ seems to work better early in treatment, and also as a preventative measure. Remdesivir has shown some promise for those on ventilators or in ICUs.
So once again we have the terrorist WHO spreading misinformation, while YouTube says that any content that disputes the WHO will be removed.
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