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To: i-node who wrote (164507)	5/18/2020 2:19:04 AM
From: Sam	Respond to of 357284

We know, and have for some time, that HCQ taken alone does not cure, or even help much, the virus. So, can we stipulate that and try to move forward? But all of the studies I linked looked at HCQ alone as well as with Z-pack. Look, I'm as tired as most other people of this stay at home stuff. I love going to movies, theater, out to eat with friends. And I miss some sports. I suppose I'm glad that some states are opening up so we can actually see over time what the results of that experiment will be. But personally, I don't want my state open. I'm selfish like that. But I do want to see more trials continue. Something's gotta work, doesn't it?! Maybe it's this under certain conditions, maybe its something else under other conditions, maybe it will turn out to be different drugs under different conditions. I don't know. This virus appears to be a very sneaky, a changeling that attacks many different parts of the body and seems to do different things to different people, harming or even killing them in different ways. One more thing though: the FDA says that there are shortages of HCQ. Hydroxychloroquine Sulfate Tablets Status: Currently in Shortage »Date first posted: 03/31/2020 »Therapeutic Categories: Anti-Infective; Other; Rheumatology accessdata.fda.gov