Man dies after self-medicating with chloroquine phosphate
PSA: Chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine are not approved for coronavirus.
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It's best not to take medical advice from someone that has lied to the American people 17,000 times in three years plus.
RIP.
RIP.
You dont think a couple of 60 year olds know better than to self medicate?
Live by the Trump. Die by the Trump.
Doesn't matter who they voted for dying in your 60's is super young. People will continue to be desperate and scared and it sucks this info is out there.Hope the wife makes a full recovery and the rest of the family is okay.
Doesn't matter who they voted for dying in your 60's is super young. People will continue to be desperate and scared and it sucks this info is out there.Hope the wife makes a full recovery and the rest of the family is okay.
Just to be clear, they ingested aquarium cleaner
I’m assuming there is a chemical difference between aquarium cleaner and the medical pills. Seems misleading but YMMV
How much did the fuckers take? Hydrochloroquine is being trialed as a treatment AND as a prophylactic in many hospitals as we speak.
Edit: Oh, they didn't take the medication, but fish aquarium cleaner. Lol.
Edit: Oh, they didn't take the medication, but fish aquarium cleaner. Lol.
The optics would be terrible if Trump shot someone in the middle of 5th Avenue so this was his backup plan.
I feared this. Cloroquine phosphate is widely available as an Aquarium treatment. It’s Cloroquine Diphosphate and Hydroxocloroquine that are potential treatments.
No really he didn't, these idiots drank aquarium cleaner, not even the right stuff
Nigeria too: https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/23/africa/chloroquine-trump-nigeria-intl/index.htmlMan dies after self-medicating with chloroquine phosphate
PSA: Chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine are not approved for coronavirus.
Feel free to add to the OP
They drank it because the name is similar and Trump said it cures Coronavirus. If he didn’t go on national TV and say that the FDA approved it as a treatment, would they have even thought of drinking pool cleaner?
Links? I would like to see it.
unless you mean rando's on the internet. I mean the actual media.
It's the same. The dosages are likely different though.
"I'm not responsible."
Seriously, fuck this subhuman piece of shit.
How stupid do you got to be to ingest that, do these people really think Trump knows best?
Wait I know the answer.
Wait I know the answer.
Uh, no he didn't... This is his full tweet from this past Saturday. "HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE & AZITHROMYCIN, taken together, have a real chance to be one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine. The FDA has moved mountains - Thank You! Hopefully they will BOTH (H works better with A, International Journal of Antimicrobial Agents)....."
Fox News is also responsible for this shit. Look at this headline: https://www.foxnews.com/health/trum...sting-fish-tanks-ebay-price-human-consumption
CORONAVIRUS
Published 4 days ago
Drug cleared by Trump, FDA for coronavirus testing also found in fish tanks -- and prices online are soaring
No, it wasn't cleared by the FDA Fox. Fucking shit.
CORONAVIRUS
Published 4 days ago
Drug cleared by Trump, FDA for coronavirus testing also found in fish tanks -- and prices online are soaring
No, it wasn't cleared by the FDA Fox. Fucking shit.
Where? That it’s a pretty bare bones articleMan dies after self-medicating with chloroquine phosphate
PSA: Chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine are not approved for coronavirus.
Here’s a shorter video, from what he said on Friday, on his nationally televised press conference:
So where are those people that were saying it was irresponsible of those Australian researchers to not release the names of the drugs they were testing?
Uh, isn't this a prescription drug? Did they get a prescription for it and take the dose that the Dr prescribed?
Or did they drink aquarium cleaner? If the latter, that's nobody's fault but their own.
Or are we at the point as a society where we have just zero expectations of agency for people?
Or did they drink aquarium cleaner? If the latter, that's nobody's fault but their own.
Or are we at the point as a society where we have just zero expectations of agency for people?
well. Chris Matthews getting upset over Trump's irresponsible leadership and saying on his show that Trump is directly or indirectly responsible for those deaths. An article in the Sun and the NY Post with a color corrected tangerine hued picture of Trump in a mad hatter hat, saying "drink this poison, it will cure you". MSNBC going over all the Trump "truth mistakes" and discussing how they have led to bad outcomes. Maybe a New Yorker cartoon. Or someone from the Wall Street Journal editorial and opinions pages just asking worried questions.
Those would be a nice start. I did originally literally say newspapers. and not randos on social media.
In his initial press conference he mentioned remdesivir and chloroquine. In a later tweet he mentioned hydroxycholoroquine and azithromicine
Trump and top US health officials are expanding access to potential coronavirus treatments
President Donald Trump and US health officials will expand access in the US to potential coronavirus treatments through a compassionate use program
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I think it's way past time that we realize that the president has the power to influence the stock market, hiring decisions, legality of mergers, judicial decisions, prosecution decisions, travel & border restrictions, primetime cable television hosts, conspiracy theorists, domestic terrorists, and yes, people looking for get-rich-quick or get-well-soon schemes.
Considering a large part of the country gets their news directly from his lips, his twitter feed, or media that regurgitates either, he literally holds the power of life and death in his hands. It is a danger to public health to have him publicly offer misleading public health advice.