The drug hydroxychloroquine, once touted by Donald Trump as a pandemic “game-changer,” should not be used to prevent Covid-19 and has no meaningful effect on patients already infected, a World Health Organization expert panel said.
Children and young people are far less likely than adults to get severe cases of Covid-19 infection, and death from the pandemic disease among children is exceptionally rare, according to published UK research.
COVID patients given malaria drug didn’t see significant improvements: studies
Antimalarial, China, Clinical Data, Clinical Trials, Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), Donald Trump, FDA, Hydroxychloroquine, Medical Journals, National Institutes of Health, Patients, Placebo, Pneumonia, R&D, Studies, The BMJPatients given the malaria drug touted by President Donald Trump as a potential treatment for COVID-19 did not improve significantly over those who did not, according to two new studies published in the medical journal BMJ .
Almost half of all European-registered clinical trials have breached EU rules by failing to report results, according to a published analysis.