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Physician Declarations in Rome and San Juan – The Chloroquine Wars Part LXXIII

27/09/2021 No Comments

In this tweet, Dr. Robert Malone links here to a page on the globalcovidsummit.org website (in honor of the COVID-19 Summit in Rome) noting that over 3,900 physicians and medical scientists (passed 4,200 now) have signed the Rome Declaration in protest. The declaration was initially passed through the circles of those who attended Rome and gathered in San Juan, but is now open to all physicians and medical scientists. If that includes you, please read it and consider signing.

The Ultimate Hydroxychloroquine Treatment Data Set – The Chloroquine Wars Part XLVII

16/07/2021 No Comments

On October 8, 2019, the French Minister of Health began the process of putting HCQ on a list of poisonous substances after it was available OTC for decades without a problem. She is married to the former CEO of INSERM, which arranged the building of the first level 4 biosafety lab in mainland China, known as the Wuhan Institute of Virology. The pressure was building to bury the news of medical agents that successfully treat COVID-19 infection from a very early moment. We needed to organize early to stop that genocide.

Early treatment works in Italy too: hydroxychloroquine and the testimony of Dr Pietro Luigi Garavelli

10/05/2021 No Comments

Source: Francesoir Italy has been talked about a lot since the start of the Covid crisis in 2020 with first of all a significant mortality

The Chloroquine Wars Part XV – How to Rig Research: Surgisphere Part II

15/04/2021 No Comments

It would be a historically amazing feat of maneuvering bureaucracy, worthy of its own epic book, movie, or perhaps a campfire song, to have wrangled that much data out of those hospitals with highly variable regulations and procedures, nearly all of which are in the U.S. healthcare system.

Association of Italian Doctors successfully treats COVID patients with vitamin D and hydroxychloroquine

24/03/2021 No Comments

From an ingenious intuition of the founder, Mauro Rango, an Italian living in the Mauritius Islands. There, the Coronavirus was quickly eradicated in the beginning, with drugs that we have known for decades, such as Azithromycin, Hydroxychloroquine or Cortisone, while in Italy people died like flies. How was it possible that in Africa, where health care is not as advanced as in Italy, such marvellous results were achieved, while in Italy the spread of the disease could not be contained?

The home care protocol for Covid has been updated to include hydroxychloroquine: Piedmont, Italy

06/03/2021 No Comments

The new Regional Minister for Health, Luigi Genesio Icardi : “We introduce the use of hydroxychloroquine in the early stage of the disease, along with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and vitamin D

The hypothesis of ivermectin as potential therapy for Covid. Santin (Yale): “It can be a game-changer”

05/03/2021 No Comments

None of the 788 who took 12mg of ivermectin weekly became ill with Covid vs 58% out of 407 control subjects

“I treated Covid not caring about the bans: zero deaths. But they told me to shut up ”▷ Dr. Szumski

13/01/2021 No Comments

From my patients who are treated by me from the beginning, I have had no deaths.

Piedmont gives the green light to hydroxychloroquine

16/12/2020 No Comments

We will introduce, within our ‘Covid at home’ protocol, the use of hydroxychloroquine; it can be used by doctors according to science and conscience.

Ruling gives green light for controversial COVID-19 therapy

12/12/2020 No Comments

The evidence provided by AIFA was not enough to limit the individual doctors’ decisional autonomy; the ban on hydroxychloroquine was reversed on 11 December.

Low dose hydroxychloroquine is associated with lower mortality in COVID-19: a meta-analysis of 26 studies and 44,521 patients

04/11/2020 No Comments

Figure 3 reported random forest for 10 studies comparing HCQ+AZM. Use of the combination HCQ+AZM was associated with 25% lower mortality risk

COVID-19 and rheumatic autoimmune systemic diseases: report of a large Italian patients series

27/08/2020 No Comments

Hydroxychloroquine may interfere with viral infection or cytokine storms observed in Covid-19 with severe acute respiratory distress syndrome.

Italy Study 3,451 patients: Use of hydroxychloroquine in hospitalised COVID-19 patients is associated with reduced mortality: Findings from the observational multicentre Italian CORIST study

25/08/2020 No Comments

HCQ use was associated with a 30% lower risk of death in COVID-19 hospitalized patients. Our data doesn’t discourage use of HCQ in inpatients with COVID-19.

Risk of Death Is 30% Lower for COVID-19 Patients Treated With Hydroxychloroquine

25/08/2020 No Comments

This Multicenter Study shows that the risk of death is 30% lower for coronavirus patients treated with hydroxychloroquine.

Italian Study: Hydroxychloroquine Cut Death Risk 66 Percent

02/08/2020 No Comments

Source: Newsmax An Italian study found that hospitalized coronavirus patients who took anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine combined with azithromycin were 66% less likely to die. Science Direct reports that

Italia Oggi: Covid, none of mine are dead, by Alessandra Ricciardi

13/06/2020 No Comments

Of the patients I treated, only 5% needed to be hospitalized. Nobody died.

Italian scientist says hydroxychloroquine could make people immune, believes she discovered main mechanism behind COVID-19

03/05/2020 No Comments

Source: The Jerusalem Post Annalisa Chiusolo shows how the drug hydroxychloroquine could make people immune to virus COVID-19 damages the hemoglobin, impairing the ability of

Coronavirus (Italy) – From North to South 1039 patients treated with hydroxychloroquine at home. The end result: “Collapse of hospitalisations”

28/04/2020 No Comments

Source: ilfattoquotidiano“I am a doctor and, positive for Covid19 , I immediately took hydroxychloroquine : in 3-4 days the fever and the other symptoms disappeared “. This is how Paola Varese , head of cancer medicine at the Ovada hospital in Piedmont , begins. “I

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