用羟氯喹治愈699例 纽约一医生成功率100%
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Dr. Vladimir Zelenko has now treated 699 coronavirus patients with 100% success using Hydroxychloroquine Sulfate, Zinc and Z-Pak [UPDATES] - Tech Startups
April 11 Update: A new research study reveals that COVID-19 attacks hemoglobin in red blood cells, rendering it incapable of transporting oxygen. In the conclusion, researchers found that chloroquine could prevent the virus attacking the hemoglobin in the red blood cells. Last Wednesday, we...
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“There are many other success stories about hydroxychloroquine across the country. Last week, Dr. William Grace, an oncologist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, said they’ve not had a single death in their hospital because of hydroxychloroquine. “Thanks to hydroxychloroquine, we have not had a death in our hospital,’ Dr. Grace said.”
Also, in a study conducted by the National Institute of Health (NIH) also confirmed some of Dr. Dr. Zelenko’s findings.
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这药加拿大有吗？
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用羟氯喹治新冠肺炎的纽约医生是谁？
来源: 吃与活 于 2020-03-24 13:09:07
我昨天贴了下面这个帖子
Twitter: 纽约医生使用 羟氯喹+阿奇霉素+锌 治疗350例无人入院
那么这位医生是谁呢？他是
Dr. Vladimir Zelenko
应该是正式的医生，有自己的诊所，本人是俄国移民。他自述治了约五百个病人，大多来源于信仰Satmar Hasidism的社区。这些病人基本没有做新冠病毒检查，他认为检查的时间太长，耽误治疗。在那个地方，14 个检查过的病人当中有9个新冠病毒阳性。尽管新冠肺炎比例较大，但有相当比例接受治疗的病人可能并没有患这种病。所以，该治法的有效性需要进一步验证。他给年纪大的有症状的病人开药，但不给无症状的年轻人。他说自己也服用低剂量的羟氯喹来预防：他接触病人多，还因为癌症摘除了一侧肺。
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This doctor is already treating patients with Trump‘s ‘gift from God’ drug。
另外，下面的链接有Hannity同副总统谈这种疗法的视频，以及媒体的质疑。
Hannity Touts Unverified Coronavirus Treatment from Family Doctor Called Out for Posting ‘Unsubstantiated and Irresponsible’ Video About Outbreak
声明：本文以及我所有的帖子都是以分享信息和探讨为初衷的，本人不是医生，请不要把帖子作为医疗指导。文中所涉及的羟氯喹和阿奇霉素都是有毒性的，如果需要请在医生的指导下使用。
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好像不对
中国用氯喹但韩国用羟氯喹十锌，法国用羟氯喹十阿奇霉素。好像羟氯喹副作用比较小一点。
来源: lucy2008liu 于 2020-03-23
中国氯喹500mg/颗 一天两次 10天一个疗程。
韩国羟氯喹，这里报道都不一样，250mg 也有500毫克/天，10天一个疗程。锌量不清？
法国羟氯喹，首日剂量加大，然后逐渐400mg
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Fact check: Trump again touts unproven drugs for coronavirus
From CNN's Marshall Cohen
President Donald Trump and members of his administration on Monday again mentioned two drugs that could potentially help combat the coronavirus.
Over the weekend, large drugmakers announced that they were providing millions of doses of the drugs to the federal government, and the Food and Drug Administration issued emergency approval for the Trump administration’s plan to send the drugs to hospitals across the country.
The medicines, chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, are anti-malaria drugs that have been used off-label at hospitals to treat coronavirus patients.
Facts First: While public health officials are hopeful that the drugs will work against coronavirus, Trump's tone hasn't matched the science, which is extremely limited and anecdotal at this early stage.
Trump's over-the-top optimism has been tamped down by the medical professionals on the White House task force handling the pandemic. Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top public health official on infectious disease, said the proof is only anecdotal. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar was similarly careful with his language on Monday, and referred to the drugs as "potential Covid-19 treatments.”
Trump has repeatedly touted the drugs in recent weeks, even though there hasn't been any clinical trials in humans proving that they work for coronavirus. Earlier this month, Trump tweeted that the drugs "have a real chance to be one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine.”
CNN Health’s Arman Azad wrote about this on Sunday. He said: “Thus far, there is little scientific evidence that chloroquine, or its closely-related analogue hydroxychloroquine, are effective in treating Covid-19… While there's limited evidence on the efficacy of chloroquine, or hydroxychloroquine, the FDA said the drugs’ benefits outweighed their risk."
Fact check: Trump again touts unproven drugs for coronavirus
From CNN's Marshall Cohen
President Donald Trump and members of his administration on Monday again mentioned two drugs that could potentially help combat the coronavirus.
Over the weekend, large drugmakers announced that they were providing millions of doses of the drugs to the federal government, and the Food and Drug Administration issued emergency approval for the Trump administration’s plan to send the drugs to hospitals across the country.
The medicines, chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, are anti-malaria drugs that have been used off-label at hospitals to treat coronavirus patients.
Facts First: While public health officials are hopeful that the drugs will work against coronavirus, Trump's tone hasn't matched the science, which is extremely limited and anecdotal at this early stage.
Trump's over-the-top optimism has been tamped down by the medical professionals on the White House task force handling the pandemic. Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top public health official on infectious disease, said the proof is only anecdotal. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar was similarly careful with his language on Monday, and referred to the drugs as "potential Covid-19 treatments.”
Trump has repeatedly touted the drugs in recent weeks, even though there hasn't been any clinical trials in humans proving that they work for coronavirus. Earlier this month, Trump tweeted that the drugs "have a real chance to be one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine.”
CNN Health’s Arman Azad wrote about this on Sunday. He said: “Thus far, there is little scientific evidence that chloroquine, or its closely-related analogue hydroxychloroquine, are effective in treating Covid-19… While there's limited evidence on the efficacy of chloroquine, or hydroxychloroquine, the FDA said the drugs’ benefits outweighed their risk."
