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I don't know if chloroquine will turn out to be part of an empirically validated protocol for COVID-19, but I do know that it's irresponsible to write headlines implying people are dying from the medication when they actually ODed on a product for treating fish tankshttps://twitter.com/NBCNews/status/1242212084647104514 …
People need to not be drinking fish water conditioners and they also need to not be afraid to take chloroquine if a doctor prescribes it. Can we please, please be a little more reflective about this stuff?
I am genuinely floored at how many outlets thought this was OKpic.twitter.com/aM4slUnFEN
Well, chloroquine phosphate is in fact an anti-malaria drug. We’ve just switched to using hydroxychloroquine a long time ago cause it’s much safer. Point being, Trump said anti-malaria pill so if they would’ve looked up what they had, it would’ve come up as an anti-malaria pill.
They literally just took a teaspoon of the stuff Does anyone in their right mind feel comfortable taking *a teaspoon* of a prescription medication, knowing nothing else?
The fact you have to say that out loud means we are in the twilight zone. The entire planet is on lockdown because of a Chinese mystery virus that takes out Weinstein. It's just whatever at this point
im ok with this, people who dont read articles before making decisions based on them should be weeded out darwin style
It seems unlikely that a doctor would prescribe chloroquine and be unable to convince a patient this situation was caused by an overdose. However, it may discourage a patient from taking more than the recommended dosage, which is probably good.
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