[SeekAndFind]

FROM THE ARTICLE:

A retrospective review of the use of hydroxychloroquine on VA patients with COVID-19 showed that 28% of veterans who received the drug died; 22% of those who received hydroxychloroquine, along with the antibiotic azithromycin, also died, while just 11% of patients in the study who received standard care died.

[Texas Eagle]

Thank you. I didn't see the "read more" button.

Seems odd that that information was buried so far into the article.

28% death rate seems awfully high. But those patients only received Hydoxy, not the entire regimen. The 22% who died were administered Hydroxy and Z-pack but not zinc.

Apparently they didn't give any patients the entire package.

And the article doesn't mention what "standard care" consisted of.

[Bob434]

if the 11% were given standard care- then obviously they weren’t sick enough to be put on HCQ according to the left who only give HCQ as a last resort- when the patient is so sick nothing will likely save their lives-

So it just stands to reason that less of the less sick people died- while more of the more severe cases died-

another point- how many more of those that died in them ore severely sick group would have died had they not been given HCQ which does sometimes help severely sick people survive?

[Karl Spooner]

Not surprising with Schumer being involved. Twice as many dying with hydroxychloroquine compared to standard medical care should raise some red flags to higher authorities to investigate.

[tallyhoe]

A retrospective review of the use of hydroxychloroquine on VA patients with COVID-19 showed that 28% of veterans who received the drug died; 22% of those who received hydroxychloroquine, along with the antibiotic azithromycin, also died, while just 11% of patients in the study who received standard care died.

But 72% got better.. 78% did.. out of this so called study!