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Watching David Muir talk about Tom Hanks' wife Rita Wilson and her negative reaction to the "Extreme"
Side Effects. Yes... she took the drug that President Trump recommendation ! And she had bad side effects.
"...she was given controversial drug chloroquine,Still, she cautioned that she had "extreme side effects" after taking chloroquine, including being "completely nauseous," having vertigo, and her muscles becoming very weak.
OH my goodness. BAD side effects how terrible of President Trump recommending Chloroquine!
BUT the only problem is she didn't take HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE!
The antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine and the antibiotic azithromycin, the president announced, “have a real chance to be one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine.” On paper, it sounds perfect: two common and already FDA-approved drugs that could stem the COVID-19 coronavirus disease pandemic. Similar to most sweeping medical claims found on the internet, however, this assertion oversimplifies and misrepresents science while presenting a potential danger to public health.
President Trump was describing hydroxychloroquine!
But of course ABC News didn't make that distinction!
Side Effects. Yes... she took the drug that President Trump recommendation ! And she had bad side effects.
"...she was given controversial drug chloroquine,Still, she cautioned that she had "extreme side effects" after taking chloroquine, including being "completely nauseous," having vertigo, and her muscles becoming very weak.
OH my goodness. BAD side effects how terrible of President Trump recommending Chloroquine!
Rita Wilson Shares How She and Tom Hanks Contracted Coronavirus, “Extreme” Chloroquine Side Effects
Rita Wilson offered an update on her and Tom Hanks' condition more than a month after they both tested positive for the coronavirus, and explained the origins of her "Hip Hop Hooray" remix and how it's being used to raise money for relief efforts.
www.hollywoodreporter.com
The antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine and the antibiotic azithromycin, the president announced, “have a real chance to be one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine.” On paper, it sounds perfect: two common and already FDA-approved drugs that could stem the COVID-19 coronavirus disease pandemic. Similar to most sweeping medical claims found on the internet, however, this assertion oversimplifies and misrepresents science while presenting a potential danger to public health.
Are 2 Common Drugs 'Game Changers' in Fight Against COVID-19?
U.S. President Donald Trump presented the results of an extremely limited study to suggest a largely untested cure for COVID-19.
www.snopes.com
President Trump was describing hydroxychloroquine!
But of course ABC News didn't make that distinction!