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https://naspa.us/resource/hydroxychloroquine-chloroquine-and-azithromycin/
U.S. state rules on prescriptions for [hydroxy]chloroquine vary quite widely, according to local political posturing, affinity for red tape, etc.
Be sure to remember your preferred approach, relative to your state of residence, in upcoming elections.
U.S. state rules on prescriptions for [hydroxy]chloroquine vary quite widely, according to local political posturing, affinity for red tape, etc.
Be sure to remember your preferred approach, relative to your state of residence, in upcoming elections.
Incidentally: I rather doubt this level of bureaucracy will be imposed against the other candidate drugs by many states.
I only see one that even bothered trying to include e.g. lopinavir-ritonavir. A few included melfloquine, and a few more included azithromycin.
I only see one that even bothered trying to include e.g. lopinavir-ritonavir. A few included melfloquine, and a few more included azithromycin.
Also why are they restricting mefloquine...?
To the best of my knowledge, there have been no COVID-19 human trial results released for it yet.
I don't even see anything in vivo. Just cell culture papers.
Moreover, it isn't indicated for any chronic diseases. Just malaria.
To the best of my knowledge, there have been no COVID-19 human trial results released for it yet.
I don't even see anything in vivo. Just cell culture papers.
Moreover, it isn't indicated for any chronic diseases. Just malaria.
Frankly, if you want a list of things that work in cell culture, just read this thread backward. I've got dozens of them:
https://twitter.com/__ice9/status/1246701574350667778?s=19
Really, it could use another update. Investigating this mefloquine silliness led to even *more* candidates, pending tox eval.
https://twitter.com/__ice9/status/1246701574350667778?s=19
Really, it could use another update. Investigating this mefloquine silliness led to even *more* candidates, pending tox eval.
