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Apparently, the two million doses of hydroxychloroquine that the Trump administration sent to Brazil have not yet saved the day:
...Brazil’s far-right president, Jair Bolsonaro, continued to play down the crisis on Tuesday, telling supporters: “I regret every death but that’s everyone’s destiny.”...
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Regardless, as long as the trains run, and Rio's beaches open, on time...
Well?
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As for the fallback gambit that hydroxychloroquine will finally work, for real, if used early and prophylactically?....Perhaps not.
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1 comment:
Your New York Time link:
"Interest in the drug surged after Mr. Trump began advocating it. It is approved to treat rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, as well as malaria, and is considered safe for those patients as long as they do not have underlying abnormalities in their heart rhythm."
Maybe, just maybe, Mr. Trump doesn't want the public to know that he has rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, malaria and other ABNORMALITIES.
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