A surprising new study found that the controversial drug hydroxychloroquine was associated with a significant reduction in mortality among sick patients hospitalized with COVID-19.
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Study finds hydroxychloroquine treatment associated with lower mortality rate for COVID-19 patients
By FOX 10
| July 04, 2020
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